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Rules outlining the procedure for proceeding to trial without pleadings in legal actions, including notice periods and potential for particulars.

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ORDER XVIIIA. Trial without Pleadings. A plaintiff may, without pleadings, proceed to trial, …

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Publication DateNovember 10, 1900

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 113, 10 November 1900.

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