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Chapter 8Appeals
Part 8.9Miscellaneous
397 Interpreters
If the court hearing an appeal under this Chapter is satisfied that a party to the appeal has a difficulty in communicating in the English language that is sufficient to prevent the party from understanding, or participating in, the appeal, the court must not hear and determine the appeal without an interpreter interpreting it.
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