Interpretation
104 Interpretation
In this Part:
court of rendition means:
in relation to a judgment of a court, the court in which the judgment was given, entered or made; or
in relation to a judgment that is an order of a tribunal:
if the law of the State in which the tribunal is established provides that the order is enforceable without registration or filing of the order in a court—the tribunal; or
in any other case—the court of that State in which the order is registered or filed.
enforcement, in relation to a judgment, includes execution of the judgment.
place of rendition, in relation to a judgment, means the State in which is established the court of rendition of the judgment.
sealed copy, in relation to a judgment, includes a copy of the judgment that is certified as a true copy by:
if the court of rendition is a tribunal—a member of the tribunal; or
in any other case—a judge, magistrate or registrar of the court of rendition.
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