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31. Procedure at hearing of petition.—At the hearing of the petition, the Judge may either dispose of the petition finally, or give such directions as may be deemed necessary for the filing of counter-affidavits and reply affidavits, if any, and for service of notice on any person who, in his opinion, has b...
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