2015Enforcement—service of order and related information

2015 Enforcement—service of order and related information (1) Before an enforcement proceeding can be started for an enforceable money order or non-money order of the court, a sealed copy of the order and a notice in accordance with subrule (2) must be served on the enforcement debtor or other person liable to comply with the Note See approved form 2.49 (Notice about court order and enforcement options) AF2024-23. (2) The notice mentioned in subrule (1) must include the following: (a) details of the order, including whether it was obtained by default; Rule 2050 (b) a summary of the enforcement options available to the enforcement creditor or other person entitled to enforce the order; (c) a summary of the options available to the enforcement debtor or other person liable to comply with the order, including— (i) if the order was obtained by default—that application can be made to set the order aside; and (ii) for a money order—that application can be made for an instalment order; (d) information about where the enforcement debtor or other person liable to comply with the order may be able to obtain legal or financial advice and assistance in relation to the order. (3) An enforcement proceeding may not be started before the end of 7 days after the day the copy of the order and the notice are served on the enforcement debtor. order includes a certificate of registration given under rule 2010A.