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StatuteFamily Law Act 1975

Section 102QAF — Family Law Act 1975: Dismissing application for leave

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(1) The court may make an order dismissing an application under section 102QAE for leave to institute proceedings if it considers the affidavit does not substantially comply with subsection 102QAE(3). Note: The court may be required to give notice that the application has been dismissed (see subsection 102QAC(7)). (2) The court must make an order dismissing an application under section 102QAE for leave to institute proceedings if it considers the proceedings are vexatious proceedings. Note: The court may be required to give notice that the application has been dismissed (see subsection 102QAC(7)). (3) The court may dismiss the application without an oral hearing (either with or without the consent of the applicant). (4) The court may make an order under this section in Chambers.

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