Section sec.176I - Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 2012 - Application for variation of recognised interstate order

sec.176IApplication for variation of recognised interstate order

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### sec.176I Application for variation of recognised interstate order An application (a variation application ) to vary a recognised interstate order may be made to a court— as if it were an application under section 86 for a variation of a local order; and by a person who would be able to make the application under that section if the recognised interstate order were a local order. An application— must be made to a court that would have power to hear the application if the recognised interstate order were a local order; and must comply with any requirements that would apply if the recognised interstate order were a local order; and may be dealt with (subject to this division) as if the recognised interstate order were a local order. s 176I ins 2016 No. 51 s 57 (sec.176I-ssec.1) An application (a variation application ) to vary a recognised interstate order may be made to a court— as if it were an application under section 86 for a variation of a local order; and by a person who would be able to make the application under that section if the recognised interstate order were a local order. (sec.176I-ssec.2) An application— must be made to a court that would have power to hear the application if the recognised interstate order were a local order; and must comply with any requirements that would apply if the recognised interstate order were a local order; and may be dealt with (subject to this division) as if the recognised interstate order were a local order. - (a) as if it were an application under section 86 for a variation of a local order; and - (b) by a person who would be able to make the application under that section if the recognised interstate order were a local order. - (a) must be made to a court that would have power to hear the application if the recognised interstate order were a local order; and - (b) must comply with any requirements that would apply if the recognised interstate order were a local order; and - (c) may be dealt with (subject to this division) as if the recognised interstate order were a local order.