Enforcement of court certificate as judgment
224 Enforcement of court certificate as judgment
If:
a court makes an order under paragraph 218(1)(b), under paragraph 1351(1)(b) of the 1991 Act as in force before 20 March 2000 or under subsection 239(7) of the 1947 Act; and
the clerk or other appropriate officer of the court gives a certificate specifying:
the amount ordered to be paid to the Commonwealth; and
the person by whom the amount is to be paid; and
the certificate is filed in a court (which may be the court that made the order) that has civil jurisdiction to the extent of the amount to be paid;
the certificate is enforceable in all respects as a final judgment of the court in which the certificate is filed.
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