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As I just replied on your other thread, please tell us what sort of hearing it is, and if its the 'final' hearing, whether or not you've submitted your court bundle.
Also, please post up the order.
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Can you post up the exact wording of the order please sean? Your running out of time now.
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On the notice of allocation, you should also have had directions to provide evidence, usually by 14 days before the hearing.
What court is it?
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