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Local Court (Criminal Procedure) Act 1928

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104 Issue of summons Whenever an information is laid, if the defendant is not then in custody, a Judge, registrar or JP may issue a summons for the appearance of the defendant.

Local Court (Criminal Procedure) Act 1928 41

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