Variation or revocation of recognised order in a foreign jurisdiction
25 Variation or revocation of recognised order in a foreign jurisdiction
If —
a recognised order is varied by a foreign court of the foreign jurisdiction in which the order was made; and
notice of the variation is given to the registrar of the relevant court by an officer of the foreign court,
the variation operates in Western Australia as if the recognised order, as varied, was recognised under regulation 23 on the day on which the registrar received notice of the variation.
If —
a recognised order is revoked by a foreign court of the foreign jurisdiction in which the order was made; and
notice of the revocation is given to the registrar of the relevant court by an officer of the foreign court,
the recognition in Western Australia of the recognised order is revoked from the day on which the registrar receives notice of the revocation.
A registrar who is given notice of the variation or revocation of a recognised order by a foreign court is to notify the Commissioner accordingly.
[Regulation 25 inserted: Gazette 1 Jun 2007 p. 2527‑8.]
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