Supreme Court Rules 1987

(1) If a restraining notice under the Act ceases to have effect, the applicant in relation to the order must, within 2 days after the order ceases to have effect, file in the Registry a notice that the order has ceased to have effect.

(2) A notice filed in accordance with subrule (1) is to have the seal of the Court affixed by the Registrar and the person who filed the notice must, as soon as practicable, serve a copy of the notice on each person who was served with the restraining order.

(3) A party who is affected by a restraining order may, if the restraining order has ceased to have effect, apply to the Court for an order to that effect.

(4) The serving of a notice under subrule (2), or the making of an order under subrule (3), has no effect in relation to land that is subject to a restraining order until any relevant statutory restrictions notice in the land register is removed by the Registrar-General.