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The Federal Court will deliver its decision on Tuesday on the appeals by four persons who wish to have their conversion out of Islam legally recognised.
The panel of judges decided to adjourn the proceeding after hearing the submission by the appellants and respondents.
The panel of judges decided to adjourn the proceeding after hearing the submission by the appellants and respondents.
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