sec.175BOrder of satisfaction if amounts payable under more than 1 decision

### sec.175B Order of satisfaction if amounts payable under more than 1 decision This section applies if— a clerk of the court receives an amount from a person in part satisfaction of an amount payable by the person under a decision; and the person is liable to pay amounts under 2 or more decisions. The amount must first be applied to satisfy all outstanding amounts under the decisions in the first relevant category in section 175A (1) in the order in which they became payable. After all amounts in the first relevant category are satisfied, any remaining amount must be applied to satisfy unpaid amounts under the decisions in the next relevant category and then to each other relevant category in the same way until each relevant category is satisfied. If a person has been ordered to pay the following amounts— under a decision made on 2 January 1999—$200 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $250 professional fees and $300 restitution; under a decision made on 4 January 1999—$500 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $600 professional fees and $350 restitution; any part payments must first satisfy the restitution amounts ordered on 2 January 1999 and 4 January 1999 in that order before any other part payments may be applied to satisfy amounts outstanding in the next relevant category. s 175B ins 1999 No. 67 s 10 (sec.175B-ssec.1) This section applies if— a clerk of the court receives an amount from a person in part satisfaction of an amount payable by the person under a decision; and the person is liable to pay amounts under 2 or more decisions. (sec.175B-ssec.2) The amount must first be applied to satisfy all outstanding amounts under the decisions in the first relevant category in section 175A (1) in the order in which they became payable. (sec.175B-ssec.3) After all amounts in the first relevant category are satisfied, any remaining amount must be applied to satisfy unpaid amounts under the decisions in the next relevant category and then to each other relevant category in the same way until each relevant category is satisfied. If a person has been ordered to pay the following amounts— under a decision made on 2 January 1999—$200 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $250 professional fees and $300 restitution; under a decision made on 4 January 1999—$500 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $600 professional fees and $350 restitution; any part payments must first satisfy the restitution amounts ordered on 2 January 1999 and 4 January 1999 in that order before any other part payments may be applied to satisfy amounts outstanding in the next relevant category. - (a) a clerk of the court receives an amount from a person in part satisfaction of an amount payable by the person under a decision; and - (b) the person is liable to pay amounts under 2 or more decisions. - (a) under a decision made on 2 January 1999—$200 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $250 professional fees and $300 restitution; - (b) under a decision made on 4 January 1999—$500 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $600 professional fees and $350 restitution;