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Rules are established for interlocutory sentences referring matters to the Master or other Officer of the Court, outlining procedures for attendance, investigation, and reporting, mirroring English Rules of Practice.
That in case of an interlocutory sen- tence, referring any matter to the Master or other Officer of the Court, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 334, 16 May 1838.
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