sec.905Conditional order

### sec.905 Conditional order A non-money order that is subject to a condition may be enforced only if— the condition has been satisfied; and a court has given leave to enforce the order. Unless a court orders otherwise, if a person fails to satisfy a condition the court has included in an order— the person loses the benefit of the order; and any other person interested under the order may take any steps that— are warranted by the order; or might have been taken if the order had not been made. (sec.905-ssec.1) A non-money order that is subject to a condition may be enforced only if— the condition has been satisfied; and a court has given leave to enforce the order. (sec.905-ssec.2) Unless a court orders otherwise, if a person fails to satisfy a condition the court has included in an order— the person loses the benefit of the order; and any other person interested under the order may take any steps that— are warranted by the order; or might have been taken if the order had not been made. - (a) the condition has been satisfied; and - (b) a court has given leave to enforce the order. - (a) the person loses the benefit of the order; and - (b) any other person interested under the order may take any steps that— (i) are warranted by the order; or (ii) might have been taken if the order had not been made. - (i) are warranted by the order; or - (ii) might have been taken if the order had not been made. - (i) are warranted by the order; or - (ii) might have been taken if the order had not been made.