If you cannot be given notice of an application made under this Act, a Judge can decide not to give you notice. The Judge can make this decision if they think it is right, and they can set conditions for it. You might not get notice if you cannot be found to be given it.
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Where any person cannot be served with notice of an application made under any provision of this Act, a Judge of the court to which the application is made may, on such terms and conditions as the Judge thinks fit, dispense with service on that person.
