Form 30 – Notice of plaintiff of admission or dispute of title of claimant

What this form is for

• • Use this when you are the plaintiff in a legal matter.
• • Use this specifically to tell the court whether you agree with (admit) or disagree with (dispute) the title claimed by the claimant.
• • Do not use this if you are only filing an initial claim without addressing title yet.
• • It is used when your response needs to focus on the ownership/right to the thing, rather than just a general defense.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The timing is usually linked to the court timetable set for the case. Check specific court directions for exact deadlines related to this notice.

Before you submit

• • Have you clearly stated whether you are admitting or disputing the title?
• • Is your full name and address correct as per official records?
• • Have you included the specific case number assigned by the Court?
• • Are all required parties (Claimant/Plaintiff) correctly identified on the form?
• • Is the date of filing clearly entered at the top?
• • Is there a clear indication of which court this notice belongs to?

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all sections of Form 30 accurately.
2. 2Sign and date the form where indicated.
3. 3Make copies for your own records (at least two).
4. 4Submit the original signed copy to the relevant Court office or via the online portal.
5. 5If submitting digitally, ensure you attach any supporting documents proving your title claim/admission.

Known limitations

• • This form does not guarantee a specific court outcome; it only serves as notification.
• • It is a notice of *your* stance (Plaintiff), not the final judgment itself.
• • The required supporting documentation needed to prove your title isn't detailed on Form 30 alone.
• • Not confirmed in official source: Whether electronic submission requires a separate 'e-filing certificate'.