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... application or the circumstances of the case render it impracticable . " Applications are made ex parte ( a ) before issue of the writ or service of it ( b ) pursuant to rule or statute which provides for ex parte application or ( c ) ...
... application or the circumstances of the case render it impracticable . " Applications are made ex parte ( a ) before issue of the writ or service of it ( b ) pursuant to rule or statute which provides for ex parte application or ( c ) ...
Página 103
... application being made . A possible exception to this rule is where the application or a part of it is refused and it is deemed necessary to establish the precise nature of the relief asked for at a later date e.g. on appeal . The ...
... application being made . A possible exception to this rule is where the application or a part of it is refused and it is deemed necessary to establish the precise nature of the relief asked for at a later date e.g. on appeal . The ...
Página 104
... applications it is no longer the practice in the Master's office . Since there is no formal notice setting forth the nature of the application it means that counsel applying have a duty ( a ) to ascertain what it is they have been asked ...
... applications it is no longer the practice in the Master's office . Since there is no formal notice setting forth the nature of the application it means that counsel applying have a duty ( a ) to ascertain what it is they have been asked ...
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