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2009-07-12

192A. Advance rulings and findings

192A. Advance rulings and findings

Where a question arises in any proceedings, being a question about-

(a) the admissibility or use of evidence proposed to be adduced; or

(b) the operation of a provision of this Act or another law in relation to evidence proposed to be adduced; or

(c) the giving of leave, permission or direction under section 192-

the court may, if it considers it to be appropriate to do so, give a ruling or make a finding in relation to the question before the evidence is adduced in the proceedings.

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