Court may revoke restraining order
87 Court may revoke restraining order
The Supreme Court may revoke a restraining order on application by the person in relation to whose property it was made.
The Supreme Court may refuse to revoke the order if the person does not—
give security satisfactory to the Court for the payment of any amount for which the person may become liable under Division 2 as a result of the person’s commission of an act of violence, or
give undertakings satisfactory to the Court concerning the person’s property.
The Supreme Court may revoke a restraining order on application by an appropriate officer.
This section does not limit the discretion of the Supreme Court to revoke or refuse to revoke a restraining order.
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