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Personal Violence Act 2016

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64D Self-represented parties (1) This section applies if a party to an application for a protection order is not represented by a lawyer. (2) Unless the Magistrates Court requires a document to be served by a police officer, the registrar must serve any document required to be served by the self-represented party. (3) Any address for service given to the Magistrates Court must not be given to the other party without the self-represented party’s consent.

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