Section 14: Appearance by barrister or attorney
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14. Appearance by barrister or attorney
No person shall be entitled, except in State and revenue cases, to appear
for any party in any proceeding before a District Court unless he is an attorney or barrister, or unless he is allowed by the Magistrate to appear instead
of such party.
[S. 14 amended by Act 48 of 1999.]
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- Can I be represented in a District Court civil case by someone who isn't a lawyer, if the Magistrate allows it?