Interim orders—grounds for making

In force

A court may make an interim order if satisfied that the order is necessary to do either or both of the following until the application for the final order is decided:

(a)

ensure the safety of an affected person from personal violence;

(b)

prevent substantial damage to—

(i)

for a personal protection order—an affected person’s property; or

(ii)

for a workplace protection order—property at a workplace.

Note

The court must consider the matters mentioned in s 11 in deciding whether to make the interim order.

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