46Orders to prevent the entering into of contracts

46 Orders to prevent the entering into of contracts

(1) The Tribunal, when making an order in relation to a dispute or at a later time, may make any further order the Tribunal considers appropriate for the purpose of prohibiting (either absolutely or otherwise than in accordance with specified conditions) a relevant person from—

(a) entering into any specified kind of regulated contract; or

(b) doing any act (whether by way of advertising or otherwise) that may reasonably be construed as being intended to induce other persons to enter into any such contract.

(2) An order under this section must identify the person or persons bound by the order and takes effect in respect of each of those persons on service of a copy of the order on the person.

(3) In this section—

relevant person means—

(a) a party to the proceeding; or

(b) any other person who is, in any way considered relevant by the Tribunal, associated with a party to the proceeding.