FORM 72J
rule 72.06(3)
NOTICE TO EMPLOYER
[heading as in originating process]
	The attachment of earnings order served with this notice requires you to deduct from earnings becoming payable to [judgment debtor] as your employee, from pay-day to pay-day until the order is discharged or suspended, the amount referred to in the order as the normal deduction, and to pay that amount to [name] of  [address] towards securing payment of $[amount], being the amount of $[amount] due and unpaid in respect of the judgment referred to in the order and $[amount]     for costs.  
	"Earnings" in relation to [judgment debtor] means any amounts payable to him or her (as the case may be):
(a)	by way of wages or salary, including any fees, bonus, commission, overtime pay or other emoluments payable in addition to wages or salary; or
(b)	by way of pension, including:
(i)	an annuity in respect of past services whether or not the services were rendered to the person paying the annuity; and
(ii)	periodical payments in respect of or by way of compensation for the loss, abolition or relinquishment, or any diminution in the emoluments, of any office or employment,
but does not include a pension payable to [judgment debtor] under the Commonwealth Acts known as the Social Security Act 1947 (as amended from time to time) the Repatriation Act 1920 (as amended from time to time) or the Seamen's War Pensions and Allowances Act 1940 (as amended from time to time).  
	Where 2 or more attachment of earnings orders are directed to you with respect to earnings payable or likely to become payable by you to [judgment debtor], you are required to:
(a)	comply with those orders according to the respective dates on which they took effect, and disregard any order until an earlier order has been complied with; and
(b)	comply with any order as if the earnings to which it relates were the residue of the earnings of [judgment debtor] after the making of any payment under an earlier order.  
	You are required to give [judgment debtor] a notice specifying particulars of the payments made by you under the attachment of earnings order.  
	In addition to deducting the amount required to be deducted under an attachment of earnings order, you are entitled to make a further deduction of $3 from the earnings of [judgment debtor] towards the clerical and administrative costs of making payments under the order.  You are required to give [judgment debtor] notice of the amount deducted for this purpose.  
	If you are in doubt whether payments to [judgment debtor] of a particular class or description are earnings for the purpose of the attachment of earnings order you may apply to the Court to have that question determined.
	You must give notice in writing to the Registrar:
(a)	if you are not the employer of [judgment debtor] at the time the order is served, immediately after service; or
(b)	if you are the employer of [judgment debtor] at the time the order is served, but later cease to be his or her (as the case may be) employer immediately, after you cease to be employer.  
	A person who dismisses an employee, injures him in his employment or alters his position to his prejudice because an attachment of earnings order has been made or because the person is required to make payments under the order in relation to the employee may be dealt with as for contempt of court.  
	Dated: [date]

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