Use the checklists below to help you prepare for your hearing. Check your notice of listing from NCAT for the type of hearing you will be attending.
The information on this page applies only to cases in NCAT's Consumer and Commercial Division.
Bring all your documents and other evidence to the hearing, as your case may be heard that day.
If you have any witnesses, make sure they are available by phone at the time of the hearing
Visit the relevant case type page to learn what to expect at your NCAT hearing.
View case typesYou may be asked to attempt conciliation with the other party before the hearing.
Learn about conciliationBe prepared for the case to be finalised at the conciliation and hearing (group list).
If you are the applicant, make sure all documents and evidence are sent to NCAT and the other party.
If you have witnesses, check they will be available by phone at the time of the hearing.
Visit the relevant case type page to learn what to expect at your NCAT hearing.
View case typesYou may be asked to attempt conciliation with the other party before the hearing.
Learn about conciliationTest your camera and microphone to make sure they work before the hearing.
Video conference hearingsBe prepared for your case to be finalised on the day.
Decide if you will ask permission to be represented by a lawyer or another person.
Learn about representationWrite down a list of any issues you want to raise at the hearing.
Bring a list of your witnesses and their details (name, contact number, qualifications).
Consider speaking with the other party about settling the case before the directions hearing.
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