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Supreme Court Rules 2000

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### 366 Setting aside judgment > A judgment given against a party who does not appear at the hearing of an application under [rule 356](#GS356@EN) or [360](#GS360@EN) may be set aside or varied by a judge on any terms the judge considers just.

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