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Supreme Court Rules 1970

9CFiling bail applications

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9C Filing bail applications

A bail application, within the meaning of the Bail Act 2013, is sufficiently filed if a copy of the application has been filed in the Sydney registry by any of the following means—

(a) email,

(b) in person,

(c) post,

(d) in the case of an applicant who is in custody—fax.

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