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CurrentObjections to restraining of property
Part 5Objections to restraint of property
59 Objections to restraining of property
(1)
A person may file in the court that made the relevant restraining order an objection to the restraint of the property.
(2)
An objection is to identify:
(a)
the property to which the objection relates; and
(b)
the grounds for objection against the property being restrained.
This Act’s bill:Second reading speech
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