A Law Firm user can re-file documents that have been previously rejected. The user must amend these documents first before submitting them again. Refer to Other Types of Filing for the different modes on how to initiate this request.
Another way to initiate this request is to click Filing >> Commence a New Case, and then select Yes in the mandatory question "Are you re-filing a document that was previously rejected?"
Filing a document that was previously rejected follows the 4-step process of the eLitigation system.
To re-file a document that was previously rejected:
Go to the Step 1: Case Information Page. A list of rejected documents will be displayed on the page.
Step 1: Case Information Page - Re-filing a Document that was Previously Rejected
Select the rejected document to be re-filed.
Once the document is selected, the rest of the sections will be displayed. Other details including the rejection date, person who rejected the document and the corresponding reason will also be shown.
Re-filing a Document that was Previously Rejected - Step 1: Case Information Page
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The fields for each section may differ depending on the selected document. |
In the Case Overview section, enter the File Reference No. of the case.
In the List of Parties section, mark the checkbox of the Filing Party.
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The user can add another party to the list by clicking Add Party From Another Case or Add Party Manually. For Add Party From Another Case, the user will be asked to retrieve a case by typing the Case No. in the field. The user will then select from the list of parties to add. For Add Party Manually, the user will be asked to enter the party information, contact information, address information, representative information and solicitor information.
The user can also edit the party details by clicking on the Party Name link and then updating the relevant details on the Party Details page. |
In the Questionnaire section, answer the questions pertaining to the rejected document.
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Additional fields pertaining to the questions may appear when answering the questionnaire. |
Continue: Filing a Document that was Previously Rejected
