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In forceDirections as to matters to be dealt with in court
Part 7Proceedings
Division 3Commencement of proceedings
94 Directions as to matters to be dealt with in court
A majority of the judges may give general directions as to what proceedings and applications are to be heard by, or made to, a judge sitting in court.
A general direction – is to be printed and a copy of it kept at every registry; and is to be open to inspection at all reasonable times; and rescinds an earlier general direction.
A general direction is not a rule of Court.
Notwithstanding a direction under subrule (1), a judge, subject to the Act and these rules, may hear in chambers any matter directed to be heard by, or made to, a judge sitting in court.
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