22D
CurrentRight to object if interim order made ex parte
Part 3Control orders
22D Right to object if interim order made ex parte
(1)
This section only applies if an interim control order or interim variation order has been made without notice to the respondent.
(2)
The respondent may, within 14 days of service of the interim control order or interim variation order or such longer period as the Court may allow, lodge a notice of objection with the Court.
(3)
A copy of the notice of objection must be served by the respondent on the Commissioner by registered post.
(5)
The Court may, on hearing a notice of objection, confirm, vary or revoke the interim control order or interim variation order.
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