Section 189 — Costs generally — Criminal Procedure Act 1921 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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Section 189 — Costs generally — Criminal Procedure Act 1921 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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s 175Proceedings other than State criminal proceedings s 176Overlapping offences s 177Proceedings against corporations s 178Defects cured by verdict s 179Forfeiture abolished s 180Orders as to firearms and offensive weapons s 181Charges s 182Orders, warrants etc s 183Remand to training centre s 184Application may be made to Court for transfer to training centre s 187AACancellation of unexecuted warrants s 187AProof of convictions or orders s 188Registration of orders for the purpose of enforcement s 189Costs generally s 189ACosts payable by defendant in certain criminal proceedings s 189BCosts in pre-committal and committal proceedings s 189CCosts against informant in proceedings for restraining order s 189DCosts—delay or obstruction of proceedings s 190Witness fees s 191Fees s 191AReview s 192Regulations

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189 Costs generally

Subject to sections 189A to 189D

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, the Magistrates Court may award such costs for or against a party to proceedings as the Magistrates Court thinks fit.

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