2154Instalment order—relevant considerations

2154 Instalment order—relevant considerations (1) In deciding whether to make an instalment order on application by the enforcement creditor or enforcement debtor, the court must have regard to the following matters, as far as they are known to the court: (a) whether the enforcement debtor is employed; (b) the enforcement debtor’s means of satisfying the order debt; (c) whether the order debt, including any interest, will be satisfied (d) the necessary living expenses of the enforcement debtor and the (e) other liabilities of the enforcement debtor; (f) if the applicant is the enforcement debtor—whether, having enforcing orders justly, efficiently and quickly. Rule 2155 (3) In deciding the amount and timing of the instalments, the court must be satisfied that the instalment order will not impose unreasonable hardship on the enforcement debtor or any dependant of the makes the instalment order.