Section 122 — Family Law Act 1975 (Cth)

Rights of legal practitioners

A person who is, under Part VIIIA of the Judiciary Act 1903, entitled to practise in any federal court as a barrister or solicitor, or as both, has the like right to practise in any State court exercising jurisdiction under this Act.

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Related sections

s 117C — Offers of settlement
s 119 — Married persons may sue each other
s 120 — Criminal conversation, adultery and enticement
s 122AAA — Protection of Registrars conducting conferences about property matters
s 122A — Making arrests under this Act or warrants
s 122AA — Powers to enter and search premises, and stop conveyances, for making arrests under this Act or warrants

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