Search orders—terms of order
753 Search orders—terms of order
A search order may direct everyone who is named or described in the order—
to allow, or arrange to allow, the other people named or described in the order—
to enter premises stated in the order; and
to take any steps that are in accordance with the terms of the order; and
to provide, or arrange to provide, the other people named or described in the order with any information, thing or service described in the order; and
to allow the other people named or described in the order to take and keep in their custody anything described in the order; and
not to disclose any information about the order, for up to 3 days after the day the order is served, except for obtaining legal advice or legal representation; and
to do or not to do any act as the court considers appropriate.
Without limiting subrule (1) (a) (ii), the steps that may be taken in relation to a thing stated in a search order include—
searching for, inspecting or removing the thing; and
making or obtaining a record of the thing or any information it may contain.
A search order may contain other provisions that the court considers appropriate.
In this rule:
record includes a copy, photograph, film or sample.
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