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StatuteFamily Law Act 1975

Section 112AA — Family Law Act 1975: Interpretation

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In this Part: applied provisions, in relation to a sentence passed or an order made pursuant to paragraph 112AD(2)(b), means the provisions of the laws of a State or Territory, as modified by regulations under subsection 112AG(5), that, because of regulations under that subsection, apply in relation to the sentence or order. court enforceable agreement means: (b) so much of a maintenance agreement as a court has, pursuant to paragraph 87(11)(c), ordered may be enforced as if it were an order of the court; or (c) a maintenance agreement registered in a court under subsection 86(1), or deemed, by subsection 87(6), to be registered in a court. maintenance order, in relation to a court, means an order made by the court under this Act that deals with the maintenance of a person other than a child. order under this Act, in relation to a court, means: (a) an order (however described) made by the court under this Act (other than a parenting order); or (b) an injunction granted by the court under section 90SS or 114 except in so far as the injunction is for the protection of a child; or (c) an undertaking given to, and accepted by, the court in proceedings under this Act other than proceedings that relate wholly or partly to, or to the making of, a parenting order; or (d) a subpoena issued under the applicable Rules of Court in proceedings under this Act other than a subpoena issued in, and so issued to a party to, proceedings that relate wholly or partly to, or to the making of, a parenting order; or (e) a court enforceable agreement; or (f) a bond: (i) entered into under an order of a court under this Act other than an order under Division 13A of Part VII; or (ii) entered into for the purposes of subsection 112AE(5); and includes an order, injunction, agreement or bond that: (g) is an order under this Act made by another court because of paragraph (a), (b), (e) or (f); and (h) has been registered in the first-mentioned court.

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