Court Procedures Rules 2006

An enforcement order must state—

for a money order—

the name of the enforcement debtor; and

the amount recoverable under the order; and

for an enforcement order to which rule 2052 applies—the date the order ends; and

Certain enforcement orders must end not later than 1 year after they are made (see r 2052 (2)).

for a non-money order—what is authorised under the order; and

any other details required under these rules.

For other details required under these rules, see the following rules:

For subrule (1) (a) (ii), the amount recoverable must include—

unless the court otherwise orders—

the unpaid costs of any previous enforcement proceeding for the same money order (including any amounts recoverable under the Service and Execution of Process Act 1992 (Cwlth)); and

the unpaid interest on those costs; and

Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application for an order otherwise ordering.

the costs relating to the enforcement order; and

the amount of interest on the order debt.

If the court makes any of the following enforcement orders, the registrar must give a sealed copy of the order to an enforcement officer to be enforced:

a seizure and sale order;

an order for delivery of possession of land;

an order for seizure and delivery of goods;

an order for seizure and detention of property;

an order issuing an arrest warrant or arrest and detention warrant under division 2.18.16 (Contempt).

If the court makes any of the following enforcement orders, the registrar must give a sealed copy of the order to the enforcement creditor to be enforced:

a debt redirection order;

a regular debt redirection order;

an earnings redirection order.

If the court makes either of the following enforcement orders, the registrar must give a sealed copy of the order to the enforcement creditor:

a charging order;

an order under division 2.18.10 relating to amounts or securities in court.

If the court makes an order under division 2.18.11 appointing a receiver, the registrar must give a sealed copy of the order to the receiver.