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Crimes (Domestic and Personal Violence) Act 2007
24Interim court order ceases when final court order made or served
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#### 24 Interim court order ceases when final court order made or served
24 Interim court order ceases when final court order made or served
> > (1) An interim court order remains in force until—
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> > > (a) it is revoked, or
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> > > (b) it ceases to have effect under subsection (2), or
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> > > (c) the application for a final apprehended violence order is withdrawn or dismissed,
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> > whichever first occurs.
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> > (2) If a final apprehended violence order is made in respect of an interim court order (whether with or without variation), the interim court order ceases to have effect—
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> > > (a) in a case where the defendant is present at court—when the final apprehended violence order is made, or
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> > > (b) in any other case—when the defendant is served in accordance with this Act with a copy of the final apprehended violence order.