Variation or revocation of interstate control order in jurisdiction where originally made
27V Variation or revocation of interstate control order in jurisdiction where originally made
If an interstate control order is varied by a court in the jurisdiction in which it was made—
the variations to the order may be registered under this Part in the same way as the interstate control order is registered, whether the variations were made before or after registration of the interstate control order, and
the provisions of this Part apply accordingly with all necessary modifications.
Subsection (3) applies to a registered interstate control order if—
the order is revoked by a court in the jurisdiction in which the order was made, and
the registrar receives notice of that revocation from an officer of that court or from the Commissioner.
On receiving notice of the revocation, the registrar must—
cancel the registration of the order without delay, and the cancellation takes effect immediately, and
give the Commissioner written notice of that cancellation.
As soon as practicable after receiving notice of the cancellation of the registration of an interstate control order, the Commissioner must serve a copy of the notice personally on the respondent.
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