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 #when the application is being made without notice being given to the other side (sometimes called an ''ex parte application'').
-If you must bring an application before the JCC but your application doesn't fit into one of the exceptions described in Rule 7-1(3), you must ask the court for permission to have your application heard before the JCC under Rule 7-1(4). To ask for permission, you must file a Requisition in Form F17 with a signed letter explaining why your application should be heard before the JCC.
+If you must bring an application before the JCC but your application doesn't fit into one of the exceptions described in Rule 7-1(3), you must ask the court for permission to have your application heard before the JCC under Rule 7-1(4). To ask for permission, you must file a Requisition in Form F17 with a signed letter explaining why your application should be heard before the JCC. Once the first JCC has been held, interim applications can usually be made at any time, without the need for a further JCC.
-Once the first JCC has been held, interim applications can usually be made at any time, without the need for a further JCC.
 This chapter discusses JCCs in more detail in the [[Case Conferences in a Family Law Matter|Case Conferences]] section.