Domestic and Family Violence Protection Rules 2014
sec.41Setting aside subpoena
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sec.41 Setting aside subpoena
A DFVP court may make an order setting aside all or part of a subpoena. Without limiting subrule (1) , the subpoena may be set aside on any of the following grounds— want of relevance; privilege; oppressiveness, including oppressiveness because substantial expenses may not be reimbursed; noncompliance with these rules; compliance with the subpoena would breach an obligation under an Act. (sec.41-ssec.1) A DFVP court may make an order setting aside all or part of a subpoena. (sec.41-ssec.2) Without limiting subrule (1) , the subpoena may be set aside on any of the following grounds— want of relevance; privilege; oppressiveness, including oppressiveness because substantial expenses may not be reimbursed; noncompliance with these rules; compliance with the subpoena would breach an obligation under an Act.
- (a) want of relevance;
- (b) privilege;
- (c) oppressiveness, including oppressiveness because substantial expenses may not be reimbursed;
- (d) noncompliance with these rules;
- (e) compliance with the subpoena would breach an obligation under an Act.