Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p69
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Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 69/154)
Character Range: 380399–383070

grant of relief.
Note 2: Section 358(2) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 provides that the Court may, at any time after the filing of a petition and on any terms it thinks fit, relieve the petitioner wholly or in part from compliance with section 355(aa) of that Act.

32.16  Notice of trial
  The applicant must, at least 14 days before the date fixed for the trial, advertise, in a newspaper circulating in the State, Territory or Electoral Division for which the election was held, the time, date and place of the trial.

32.17  Withdrawal of petition and substitution of another petitioner
 (1) An applicant may apply to the Court for leave to withdraw a petition.
 (2) The applicant must, at least 14 days before the application is filed, advertise, in a newspaper circulating in the State, Territory or Electoral Division for which the election was held, the applicant's intention to apply for leave to withdraw a petition.
 (3) At the hearing of the application, a person who is competent to file a petition on the same grounds as the applicant's may apply to the Court to be substituted for the applicant in the petition proceeding.
 (4) If a person is so substituted, the proceeding must be continued as if the person was the original applicant.

32.18  Death of petitioner
 (1) If a sole applicant in a petition dies before the conclusion of the trial of the petition, a person who is competent to file a petition on the same grounds as those in the petition filed by the original applicant may apply to the Court to be substituted as applicant.
 (2) If a person is substituted for the original applicant, the proceeding must be continued as if the person was the original applicant.

Part 33—Appeals from decisions of bodies other than courts

Division 33.1—Taxation appeals

33.01  Definitions for Division 33.1
 (1) In this Division:
AOD appeal means an appeal under section 14ZZ of the Taxation Administration Act to the Court against a reviewable objection decision.
Commissioner means the Commissioner, a Second Commissioner or a Deputy Commissioner, within the meaning of the Taxation Administration Act.
DPO appeal means an appeal under section 14V of the Taxation Administration Act to the Court against the making of a departure prohibition order.
Taxation Administration Act means the Taxation Administration Act 1953.
 (2) For an AOD appeal, an expression used in this Division that is defined for Part IVC of the Taxation Administration Act, or Division 359 in Schedule 1 to that Act, has the same meaning in this Division as it has in that Part or Division.
 (3) For a DPO appeal, an expression used in this Division that is defined for Part