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He went on to state that in any event it is of interest to note that the fact that the solicitors were not to be named in the title to the proceedings does not provide the protection of the law of contempt for the publication of the name of the firm.
(a) The rules or any statutory provision require the application to be made in chambers or by summons;
(c) The application is interlocutory and is not required or authorised by the rules to be made by motion, except an application for an injunction or an application made in court at the trial or hearing of a cause or matter.
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