By interpreting certain factors to be more determinative than others, each court undertakes a "hierarchy of factors" approach.

A request too widely drawn can sometimes be acted upon in part, the court striking out the parts which are unacceptable; but the court will not undertake the task of redrafting the request.

In each case, a court must undertake a "standard of review analysis" to determine the appropriate standard to apply.

In such a case, the court undertakes its role as a court of merit, rather than a court of law.

Since 1992, courts in Western Australia have undertaken the work of the court under a service delivery arrangement with the Commonwealth Government.

The courts undertook a master plan for the renovation and preservation of some of the most significant spaces within the original building, hoping to restore the finishes to their 1858 appearance.

"The Court did not intend the lower courts to consider additional issues or to undertake proceedings other than routine, ministerial ones necessary to carrying out its mandate," the ruling stated.

Whether the contract is completely or partially integrated is the first step a court must undertake in applying the Parol Evidence Rule.

The court may, but need not, undertake either enquiry.

Before custody is awarded the court usually undertakes various investigative steps to determine what is in the best interests of the child or children.