Giving of interim relief in support of a New Zealand proceeding
26 Giving of interim relief in support of a New Zealand proceeding
On application under section 25, the Australian court may give interim relief (other than a warrant for the arrest of property) in the terms it considers appropriate if:
the court considers it appropriate to give the interim relief in support of the New Zealand proceeding; and
if a proceeding similar to the New Zealand proceeding had been commenced in the court, the court:
would have had power to give the interim relief in that similar proceeding; and
would have given the interim relief in that similar proceeding.
This section does not affect any other powers of the Australian court to give interim relief in support of the New Zealand proceeding.
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