About the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal
The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) is the main tribunal in New South Wales, established in 2013. It provides a single point of access for most tribunal services in NSW, handling a wide range of matters including administrative reviews, consumer claims, tenancy disputes, guardianship matters, and professional discipline. NCAT aims to provide accessible, efficient, and cost-effective justice for the people of NSW.
Litigation Searching NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Are you looking to inspect or copy tribunal documents? Generally, you can inspect and copy documents filed in a proceeding by paying the appropriate fee. However, some documents are confidential and require permission from the Tribunal.
Availability of Documents
Please note that some documents may be restricted from public access, particularly those involving sensitive personal information or confidential matters. It is recommended to contact the relevant Registry before making a request to inspect a file. This will help you determine if the documents are available for inspection and provide information on how long your request might take.
Conducting Litigation Searches
If you need to conduct a litigation search to find out if a person or entity is involved in a NCAT proceeding, follow these steps:
- Complete and submit a Request for Information form through NCAT’s online portal.
- Once your request is approved, you will receive the results via email.
Official Guide to searching for hearings
Important Information
- Some results may not display due to restrictions on the publication of names or proceedings.
- The provided information covers cases initiated in the Tribunal since January 1, 2014.
- NCAT maintains registries in various locations across NSW, with the main registry in Sydney.
By following these steps, you can efficiently inspect and copy tribunal documents or conduct litigation searches. Contact the relevant Registry for more detailed information and assistance.