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By whom warrants may be served

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Part VIAdministration of Justice

94 By whom warrants may be served

Every warrant, order, or other process of the Warden’s Court may be served or executed and put in force by any bailiff of the Warden’s Court, or of a local court, without it being necessary for him to be specifically named therein, or by any other person to whom it is, whether before or after issue, specially directed by the warden or the clerk of the Warden’s Court.

[Section 94 amended: No. 66 of 1954 s. 28.]

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Section 94 — By whom warrants may be served — Petroleum Act 1936 (Western Australia) — Barrister AI