Orders may be extended to apply to other people

In force

(1)

When making a restraining order a court may extend the order to operate for the benefit of a person named in the order in addition to the person protected by the order (a third party) if it is satisfied that it would have been able to make the order in respect of the third party had the third party made a separate application for the order.

(2)

If an order is so extended the provisions of this Act apply to the named person as if that person were the person protected by the order.

(3)

This section does not apply to an FVRO made under section 63(4AA).

[Section 68 amended: No. 49 of 2016 s. 75.]

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68 Orders may be extended to apply to other people