Special interim orders—review
80B Special interim orders—review
On hearing an application for review under section 80A, the Magistrates Court must, by order—
dismiss the application; or
confirm the special interim order; or
revoke the special interim order; or
set aside the special interim order and make a new interim order.
The Magistrates Court may revoke the special interim order only if satisfied that the special interim order is no longer necessary for the protection of the protected person.
If the Magistrates Court revokes the special interim order and the protected person is not present in court when the order is revoked, the court must notify the protected person, in writing, as soon as practicable.
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