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Section 38: Enforcing Rights
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Section 38: Enforcing Rights
The following people can take a case to court, if they believe that a right has been threatened or infringed:
- Anyone representing themselves
- Anyone acting on behalf of another person who cannot take the case to court
- Anyone acting as a member of a group, or in the interests of a group or class of people
- Anyone acting in the public interest
- An association acting in the interests of its members
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