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StatuteFamily Law Act 1975

Section 102G — Family Law Act 1975: Putting documents to a person

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(1) This section applies if, in the course of an examination or appearance of a person by video link, audio link or other appropriate means in accordance with this Division, it is necessary to put a document to the person. (2) A court or a Judge may direct or allow the document to be put to the person: (a) if the document is physically present in the courtroom or other place where the court or the Judge is sitting: (i) by causing a copy of the document to be transmitted to the place where the person is located; and (ii) by causing the transmitted copy to be put to the person; or (b) if the document is physically present in the place where the person is located: (i) by causing the document to be put to the person; and (ii) by causing a copy of the document to be transmitted to the courtroom or other place where the court or the Judge is sitting.

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