Instalment order—making
2150 Instalment order—making
The court may make an order (an instalment order) authorising satisfaction of the amount payable under an enforceable money order of the court by instalment payments by the order debtor.
The court may make an instalment order—
on application by the enforcement debtor when making the money order; or
on application by the enforcement debtor or someone else under rule 2013 (Enforcement—stay) or rule 2051 (Enforcement orders—application to set aside); or
on application by the enforcement debtor under rule 2151 or the enforcement creditor under rule 2153; or
on the filing in the court of an instalment order agreement under rule 2157; or
after hearing an application under rule 2314 (Debt redirection order—amending, suspending or setting aside); or
after hearing an application under rule 2360 (Earnings redirection order—amending, suspending or setting aside).
For the making of an instalment order, see esp—
r 2154 (Instalment order—relevant considerations)
r 2156 (Instalment order—content and issue).
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