Domestic and Family Violence Protection Rules 2014
sec.50ANotice DFVP application has been withdrawn
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sec.50A Notice DFVP application has been withdrawn
This rule applies if a DFVP application is withdrawn under rule 50 during a proceeding in a DFVP court— either— orally by the applicant; or because a DFVP court grants an application to withdraw; and in the absence of— for an application withdrawn under paragraph (a) (ii) —the applicant; or the aggrieved; or another party to the proceeding who has been served with a copy of the DFVP application. The clerk of the DFVP court must give written notice that the DFVP application has been withdrawn to the officer in charge of the nearest police station for service on the party mentioned in subrule (1) (b) . A police officer must tell the party that the DFVP application has been withdrawn. For subrule (3) , a police officer may tell a party that the DFVP application has been withdrawn in any way, including, for example, by written notice, telephone, email, SMS message, a social networking site of other electronic means. r 50A ins 2017 SL No. 192 s 7 (sec.50A-ssec.1) This rule applies if a DFVP application is withdrawn under rule 50 during a proceeding in a DFVP court— either— orally by the applicant; or because a DFVP court grants an application to withdraw; and in the absence of— for an application withdrawn under paragraph (a) (ii) —the applicant; or the aggrieved; or another party to the proceeding who has been served with a copy of the DFVP application. (sec.50A-ssec.2) The clerk of the DFVP court must give written notice that the DFVP application has been withdrawn to the officer in charge of the nearest police station for service on the party mentioned in subrule (1) (b) . (sec.50A-ssec.3) A police officer must tell the party that the DFVP application has been withdrawn. (sec.50A-ssec.4) For subrule (3) , a police officer may tell a party that the DFVP application has been withdrawn in any way, including, for example, by written notice, telephone, email, SMS message, a social networking site of other electronic means.
- (a) either— (i) orally by the applicant; or (ii) because a DFVP court grants an application to withdraw; and
- (i) orally by the applicant; or
- (ii) because a DFVP court grants an application to withdraw; and
- (b) in the absence of— (i) for an application withdrawn under paragraph (a) (ii) —the applicant; or (ii) the aggrieved; or (iii) another party to the proceeding who has been served with a copy of the DFVP application.
- (i) for an application withdrawn under paragraph (a) (ii) —the applicant; or
- (ii) the aggrieved; or
- (iii) another party to the proceeding who has been served with a copy of the DFVP application.
- (i) orally by the applicant; or
- (ii) because a DFVP court grants an application to withdraw; and
- (i) for an application withdrawn under paragraph (a) (ii) —the applicant; or