Interim orders—general interim orders and special interim orders
22 Interim orders—general interim orders and special interim orders
On an application for a final order, the Magistrates Court may make—
a special interim order if there is a related charge outstanding in relation to the respondent; or
in any other case—a general interim order.
If the court makes a special interim order in circumstances where a general interim order may be made—
the operation of the special interim order is not affected by the fact that a general interim order may have been made; and
the court may set aside the special interim order and make a general interim order.
If the court makes a general interim order in circumstances where a special interim order may be made—
the operation of the general interim order is not affected by the fact that a special interim order may have been made; and
the court may set aside the general interim order and make a special interim order.
Subdivision 3.3.2 General interim orders
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