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### 106N Forms of application, restraint order, &c. > *\[Section 106N Inserted by No. 64 of 1994, s. 13 \]*A restraint order, an interim restraint order or an application under this Part, including an application under [section 106B](#GS106B@EN) [(3)](#GS106B@Gs3@EN) and [106G](#GS106G@EN) [(2)](#GS106G@Gs2@EN) , is to be – > > > > (a) in the prescribed form; or > > > > > (b) where a form is not prescribed, in a form approved by the Chief Magistrate.

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