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You can add most pages to your custom collection as you're viewing them, or roll over a link to a wiki page and select the option to add or remove it.  
You can add most pages to your custom collection as you're viewing them, or roll over a link to a wiki page and select the option to add or remove it.  


Below are the collections that already exist as Clicklaw Wikibook title, and you can use these as a starting point.   
Below are the collections that already exist for full ''Clicklaw Wikibooks'', and you can use these as a starting point.   


When you're done, give your custom collection a name, click and drag the content into the right order, then export your custom collection in any of the usual formats (PDF, EPUB, or as a printed and bound book) — all from the [[Special:Book|Manage your Book]] page. For more help see [[Clicklaw Wikibooks Print/Export Guide]]. </span>
When you're done, give your custom collection a name, click and drag the content into the right order, then export your custom collection in any of the usual formats (PDF, EPUB, or as a printed and bound book) — all from the [[Special:Book|Manage your Book]] page. For more help see [[Clicklaw Wikibooks Print/Export Guide]]. </span>

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Customize[edit]

Need something custom? Need a chapter from one Clicklaw Wikibook, and a few pages from another? Turn on the Create a Book option on the left to start creating your own custom collection.

You can add most pages to your custom collection as you're viewing them, or roll over a link to a wiki page and select the option to add or remove it.

Below are the collections that already exist for full Clicklaw Wikibooks, and you can use these as a starting point.

When you're done, give your custom collection a name, click and drag the content into the right order, then export your custom collection in any of the usual formats (PDF, EPUB, or as a printed and bound book) — all from the Manage your Book page. For more help see Clicklaw Wikibooks Print/Export Guide.

A mandatory direction of the court that is binding and enforceable upon the parties to a court proceeding. An "interim order" is a temporary order made following the hearing of an interim application. A "final order" is a permanent order, made following the trial of the court proceeding or the parties' settlement, following which the only recourse open to a dissatisfied party is to appeal. Failing to abide by the terms of an order may constitute contempt of court. See "appeal," "consent order," "contempt of court," "decision" and "declaration."

Pages in category "Books"

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