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### sec.53G Independence of judicial registrars A judicial registrar when constituting a Magistrates Court or otherwise exercising a judicial or quasi-judicial power is not subject to direction or control, other than as provided under this Act. For example, see section 12 (Functions of Chief Magistrate) and section 53H . s 53G ins 2007 No. 37 s 116

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