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Electoral Act 1993

Miscellaneous provisions

265: Registrars of Electors exempt from court fees

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"Registrars of Electors don't have to pay court fees for Electoral Act cases"

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If you are a Registrar of Electors, you do not have to pay court fees when you are involved in a court case about the Electoral Act 1993. This means you are exempt from paying these fees. You get this exemption because of your role as a Registrar of Electors under this Act.

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Part 9Miscellaneous provisions

265Registrars of Electors exempt from court fees

  1. Registrars of Electors shall be exempt from the payment of any court fees in respect of any proceedings under this Act.