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StatuteFamily Law Act 1975

Section 68T — Family Law Act 1975: Special provisions relating to proceedings to make an interim (or interim variation of) family violence order

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(1) If, in proceedings to make an interim family violence order or an interim variation of a family violence order, the court revives, varies or suspends an order, injunction or arrangement under section 68R, that revival, variation or suspension ceases to have effect at the earliest of: (a) the time the interim order stops being in force; and (b) the time specified in the interim order as the time at which the revival, variation or suspension ceases to have effect; and (c) the time the order, injunction or arrangement is affected by an order (however described) made by a court, under section 68R or otherwise, after the revival, variation or suspension. (2) No appeal lies in relation to the revival, variation or suspension.

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