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The High Court may make rules consistent with this Act prescribing: the manner in which inquiries and proceedings this Part may be held; the offences which may be tried summarily; (c) the authority to which, and the conditions subject to which, appeals may be preferred and the manner in which such appeals may be filed and heard; and (d) any ...
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