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Find out how to get in touch with us and our city, suburban or regional hearing locations across Victoria. You can also find the answers to common questions.

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Decisions in planning disputes

Understand how we come to a decision when we hear a planning case at VCAT.

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Summons a witness

A summons is a legal document that says someone must produce documents, or appear at VCAT on a certain date to give verbal evidence.

Urgent hearings

If there is an issue in your case that needs to be urgently addressed, you can request an urgent hearing at VCAT.

When VCAT starts a case – Planning disputes

Find out what happens next when you apply to have a planning dispute heard at VCAT.

Hearings 'on the papers'

A hearing 'on the papers' is a process where a VCAT member makes a decision on your case based on written submissions of the parties, without you needing to attend.

When VCAT starts a case – Land valuation

When you apply to have your land valuation dispute heard at VCAT we send you an initiating order. Find out what to do next.