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The Magistrates' Courts Rules 19811981 No. 552rule 39applThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 9.2
The Magistrates' Courts Rules 19811981 No. 552rule 41applThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 9.2
The Magistrates' Courts Rules 19811981 No. 552rules 44 45applThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 9.2
The Magistrates' Courts Rules 19811981 No. 552rules 48 49applThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 9.2
The Magistrates' Courts Rules 19811981 No. 552rule 51applThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 9.2
The Magistrates' Courts Rules 19811981 No. 552rules 66 - 69applThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 9.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rules 44.1 - 44.8appl (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rule 44.3appl in pt (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rule 44.3excl in ptThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.3
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rule 44.3Cexcl in ptThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rules 44.14 - 44.17appl (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rule 45.6appl (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132rule 45.6excl in ptThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132Part 43 (rules 43.1 – 43.4)appl (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132Part 44 (rules 44.1, 44.2)appl (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132Part 47 (rules 47.1 – 47.26)appl (mod)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132Part 47 (rules 47.1 – 47.26)exclThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
The Civil Procedure Rules 19981998 No. 3132Part 48 (rules 48.1 – 48.10)The Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 28.2
County Courts Act 19841984 c. 28s. 118modifiedThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 33.8Yes
County Courts Act 19841984 c. 28s. 122modifiedThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 33.6(2)Yes
Civil Evidence Act 19951995 c. 38s. 2(1)excludedThe Family Procedure Rules 20102010 No. 2955rule 23.3Yes
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