sec.275Old restraining orders

### sec.275 Old restraining orders An old restraining order is taken to be a new restraining order made by the court that made the old restraining order on the conditions stated in the old restraining order and may be enforced under this Act. The new restraining order has effect only for the balance of the term for which the old restraining order would have had effect if this Act had not been enacted. Any proceeding, including an appeal, that may be started by a person because of the making of an old restraining order may, if the time for starting the proceeding has not ended, be started under this Act as if this Act had commenced on the day the old restraining order was made. If the old restraining order was made in a court other than the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court may extend the period for which the restraining order is to remain in force as if the order had been made under this Act. (sec.275-ssec.1) An old restraining order is taken to be a new restraining order made by the court that made the old restraining order on the conditions stated in the old restraining order and may be enforced under this Act. (sec.275-ssec.2) The new restraining order has effect only for the balance of the term for which the old restraining order would have had effect if this Act had not been enacted. (sec.275-ssec.3) Any proceeding, including an appeal, that may be started by a person because of the making of an old restraining order may, if the time for starting the proceeding has not ended, be started under this Act as if this Act had commenced on the day the old restraining order was made. (sec.275-ssec.4) If the old restraining order was made in a court other than the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court may extend the period for which the restraining order is to remain in force as if the order had been made under this Act.