Mental Health Act[removed]Fact Sheet 7 Mental Health Tribunal – Apprehension of a Defendant under Supervision Order What is ‘Apprehension of a Defendant under Supervision Order’.

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Schedule 1 Information For the Allocation of Trial Dates Name of defendant(s): Indictment number (or specify count 1):

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Magistrates Court Act 1930—Form 14 (see s 89) Warrant to arrest defendant where the summons is disobeyed In the Magistrates Court at Canberra.

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Trans-Tasman proceedings—application for order to use audio link or audiovisual link

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No. 15 Acknowledgment of Service of Originating Summons – for all cases other than costs-only proceedings under section 53A of the District Court Ordinance (Order 10 rule 5; Order 12 rule 3)

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附錄 B-3 APPENDIX B-3 當值律師計劃 - 2012年少年法庭累積統計 DUTY LAWYER SCHEME - Juvenile Court Cumulative Statistics 2012 Eastern, Kowloon City, Tsuen Wan, Fanling and Tuen Mun Court Liaison Offices

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香港醫務委員會 The Medical Council of Hong Kong DISCIPLINARY INQUIRY MEDICAL REGISTRATION ORDINANCE, CAP. 161 Defendant: Date of hearing:

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8. Display of Information about Legal Proceedings Q223 : What is meant by “the particulars of the proceedings” under section 26A of the BMO?

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How long can a defendant be in police detention? If an offender is detained by the police they can be detained for a maximum of 2 hours. This does not include travel time to the police station or another location such as

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CLPwatch Brunswick Hill Apartments Pty Ltd v CGU Insurance[removed]VSC[removed]November[removed]Background The plaintiff lodged a claim with the defendant insurance company for indemnity. The

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