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10.6 Notice Of Listing Of Application For Hearing - Courts Act, 1991 Section 22 (6) (B)

This is a formal notice used to inform all parties about when an application will be heard in court under Section 22(6)(B) of the Courts Act, 1991. It serves as official notification of the scheduled hearing date, time, and location for the court application.

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Form Overview

10.6 Notice Of Listing Of Application For Hearing - Courts Act, 1991 Section 22 (6) (B)

The form captures essential hearing details including the case reference number, scheduled date and time, court location, and lists all parties who must be notified.

Risk Radar

Always verify the case reference number matches the court's records to ensure your application is properly linked.
Incorrect case reference numbers
Missing or inaccurate hearing details
Failure to notify all relevant parties
Late submission causing case delays

Plain English

This form tells everyone involved in your case when their day in court will happen. It's like an appointment notice from the Irish court system that sets the date and time for your application to be considered by a judge.

Submission Date

There is no filing deadline for this form as it's issued by the court once a hearing is scheduled. However, it should be submitted promptly to avoid delays in case progression.
Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

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What this form is for

• Use when you need to formally notify parties of a scheduled hearing
• Use specifically for applications under Courts Act, 1991 Section 22
• Use when your case has been scheduled by the court for hearing
• Not for initial applications - this is for notification only
• Not for criminal matters which follow different procedures

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Urgent application	Form 10.1	Different procedure for time-sensitive cases	Check if your application qualifies as urgent
Family law matter	Family Law Civil Procedure Forms	Different forms for family court matters	Verify if your case falls under family jurisdiction
Appeal application	Notice of Appeal	Different form for appealing a decision	Confirm you're not appealing rather than listing a new application
Interim application	Form 10.2	For temporary orders before final hearing	Check if you need interim relief

Deadline or filing window

There is no filing deadline for this form as it's issued by the court once a hearing is scheduled. However, it should be submitted promptly to avoid delays in case progression.

Before you submit

• Verify all case details are accurate
• Confirm hearing date, time, and location are correct
• Ensure all relevant parties are listed
• Check that case reference number matches court records
• Verify the form is signed by authorized person
• Confirm submission method meets court requirements
• Keep a copy for your records

How to file this form

1Obtain the completed form from the court with hearing details
2Verify all information is accurate before distribution
3Send copies to all parties involved in the case
4File the original with the court office as directed
5Obtain proof of filing if submitting in person
6Follow up to confirm receipt by all parties

Known limitations

• Only for applications under Courts Act, 1991 Section 22
• Cannot be used for criminal proceedings
• Electronic filing may require specific software or accounts
• Some courts may have additional local requirements
• Not suitable for all types of civil applications

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Current Form Status

This form remains part of standard court procedures in Ireland, though recent digital modernization may have affected submission methods. Check the Courts Service website for the most current version.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Verify the current version number matches the latest on Courts Service website
• Check if recent court rule changes affect this form
• Confirm updated electronic submission requirements
• Ensure all required parties are still listed
• Validate updated court fee requirements

Quick Facts

This form is typically issued by the Courts Service or filed by legal representatives to formally notify all parties involved in the case about the hearing schedule.

The form captures essential hearing details including the case reference number, scheduled date and time, court location, and lists all parties who must be notified.

This form is submitted once the court has scheduled a date for your application to be heard, typically after the initial application has been processed and listed.

The form is usually filed through the Courts Service electronic filing system or may be submitted in person at the relevant court office where the hearing will take place.

Submitting this form correctly ensures all parties receive proper notice of the hearing, which is essential for case progression and prevents unnecessary delays or dismissals due to improper notification.

Obtain the completed form with hearing details from the court. Verify all information is accurate including case reference number, date, time, and location. Send copies to all parties involved and file the original with the court as directed.