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Supreme Court Rules 2000

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### 770 Attendance of Attorney-General > > (1) The Court or a judge may direct the Attorney-General to attend any proceedings taken under an order made on an application under [rule 767](#GS767@EN) . > > > (2) The Attorney-General may attend any proceedings taken under an order made on an application under [rule 767](#GS767@EN) . > > > (3) It is not necessary for the Attorney-General to attend on any proceeding unless directed to do so under [subrule (1)](#GS770@Gs1@EN) .

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