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Section 1611 - Court Procedures Rules - Orders—by consent — Zoe

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1611 Orders—by consent The registrar may make an order in a proceeding if— (a) the parties affected by the order consent to the order; and (b) the registrar considers it appropriate. Note Order is defined in the dictionary to include a judgment, direction or decision of the court (see also def made).

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