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Find out VCAT case details

Our Strategic Communications team can help with media questions about specific cases, whether an application has been lodged or withdrawn, names of parties and dates of hearings.

​Get a copy of a VCAT decision

A VCAT member presiding over a hearing may give a decision at the conclusion of a hearing, or reserve their decision and provide it to parties at a later date.

Attend a VCAT hearing or other proceeding

VCAT hearings are generally open to the public, including media. Access depends on the type of proceeding and whether orders are in place that close the hearing or prevent publication of details.

Withdraw your application – Planning disputes

If you want to withdraw your application to have a planning dispute heard at VCAT, find out what you need to do.

Accessibility

The VCAT website has been developed to ensure its content is available to the widest possible audience, including readers using assistive technology or accessibility features.

Disclaimer

The content of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT)'s website is provided for information purposes only and on the basis that you undertake responsibility for assessing its accuracy and completeness.

Decisions in planning disputes

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

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.