Revocation of recognised FVOs
121 Revocation of recognised FVOs
An FVO ceases to be a recognised FVO if the FVO is revoked in this or another jurisdiction and that revocation is recognised in the ACT.
A revocation of a local FVO is recognised in the ACT if the revocation is done—
in the ACT by a court or a person authorised to do so under this Act; or
in another participating jurisdiction by a court under a corresponding law.
A revocation of an interstate FVO or foreign order is recognised in the ACT if the revocation is done—
in the issuing jurisdiction by a court or a person authorised to do so under the law of the issuing jurisdiction; or
in any participating jurisdiction by a court under this part or a corresponding law.
The FVO ceases to be a recognised FVO from the time it is revoked.
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