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Version No. 004Magistrates\' Court (Committals) Rules 1999 S.R. No. 97/1999 Version incorporating amendments as at 1 July 2007 TABLE OF PROVISIONS RulePageORDER 11PRELIMINARY11.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05Object Authorizing

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Extension refers to the act of extending a deadline or timeframe, while abridgement refers to the act of shortening or condensing something.

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Individuals or entities who need more time to complete a task or project may file for an extension. Abridgement may be filed by individuals or organizations looking to shorten or condense a document or report.

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The purpose of extension is to allow individuals or organizations more time to complete a task, while abridgement serves to shorten or condense information for a more concise presentation.

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Extension requests typically require details on the original deadline, the reason for the extension, and the new proposed deadline. Abridgement reports may require a summary or shortened version of the original document.