Orders—time for compliance
1610 Orders—time for compliance
An order in a proceeding requiring a person to perform an act must state the time within which the person is required to perform the act.
If an order in a proceeding requires a person to perform an act immediately or immediately on the happening of a stated event or to perform an act but does not state a time for the performance, the court may, by order, state a time within which the person must perform the act.
Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application for an order under this rule.
An order requiring a person to perform an act must have written on it or attached to it the following statement or a statement to the same effect:
‘If you, [state name of person required to perform act], do not obey this order within the time stated in it, a court proceeding may be taken to compel you to obey it.’
The court may amend a time stated in an order for the performance of an act.
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