113Persons on whom application must be served

113 Persons on whom application must be served The appropriate registrar for the court must serve a copy of an application made under this Division on the following persons, other than the applicant— (a) each party to the proceeding under which the family violence intervention order was made; See the definition of ***party*** which includes the protected person, whether or not the person is the applicant. (b) if the protected person is a child, a parent of the child other than the respondent; (c) if the protected person has a guardian, the guardian. Division 9—Appeals and rehearings Subdivision 1—Appeals to County Court and Supreme Court 114 Who may appeal (1) A party to a proceeding under this Act may appeal against an order of the court in the proceeding or a refusal of the court to make an order (a ***relevant decision***). (2) Despite subsection (1)— (a) an appeal against the making of a counselling order may be made only by the respondent for the order; and S. 114(2)(b) amended by Nos 42/2014 s. 119(a), 33/2018 s. 110(a). (b) an appeal against an order referred to in section 118 may be made only with the consent of the relevant person under that section; and S. 114(2)(c) repealed by No. 42/2014 s. 119(b), new s. 114(2)(c) inserted by No. 33/2018 s 110(b). (c) there is no appeal against an interim order or a refusal to make an interim order. S. 114(2)(d) repealed by No. 42/2014 s. 119(b).