Applying for an interim order
13 Applying for an interim order
An authorised person may apply to a court for an interim order if:
the authorised person has made an application (the related application) for a final order against the respondent under section 19; and
the related application has not been finally determined; and
the authorised person is satisfied that:
the respondent has engaged in personal violence; and
there is a real risk that the respondent will engage in further personal violence if the interim order is not made; and
the interim order is necessary or desirable to prevent the respondent from engaging in further personal violence before the related application is finally determined.
The application may be included in the related application.
The application must, subject to the rules of the court (if any), include:
all that is required under paragraphs 19(2)(a) to (f) in respect of an application for a final order; and
if the application is included in the related application—a statement to that effect.
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