Rule 7.2 Civil Pre-Trial Order

Before your case goes to trial, your lawyer must prepare and hand in a document called a proposed pre-trial order. This happens either at the pre-trial conference or earlier, if the court's schedule says so.

This document is a written summary of your case that tells the judge the key facts, what the parties agree on, what they disagree about, and what evidence and witnesses will be used at trial. Each side submits their own version.