178. Substitution of petitioner.
178. Substitution of petitioner.
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Where the petitioner:
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(1) is subsequently found not to have been entitled to present the petition; or
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(2) consents to withdraw the petition or to allow it to be dismissed;
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(3)
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Where the petitioner:
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(1) is subsequently found not to have been entitled to present the petition; or
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(2) consents to withdraw the petition or to allow it to be dismissed;
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(3)
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