There is no power to order that any party to proceedings1 before the Court Martial2 should pay costs save as provided for as follows. The Secretary of State3 is empowered by regulations to make provision empowering the Court Martial, in any case covered by the regulations, to make an order
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There is no power to order that any party to proceedings1 before the Court Martial2 should pay costs save as provided for as follows. The Secretary of State3 is empowered by regulations to make provision empowering the Court Martial, in any case covered by the regulations, to make an order
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