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StatuteFamily Law Act 1975

Section 90TA — Family Law Act 1975: Orders and injunctions binding third parties

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(1) In addition to the effect Part VIIIAA has apart from this section, that Part also has effect in relation to: (a) orders and injunctions under Division 2; and (b) proceedings for orders or injunctions under Division 2; with the modifications provided for in subsections (2) and (3). (2) Part VIIIAA has effect in accordance with subsection (1) as if the following substitutions were made: Substitutions to be made Item For a reference in Part VIIIAA to ... substitute a reference to ... 1 marriage de facto relationship 2 section 79 section 90SM 3 section 114 section 90SS 4 paragraph (ca) of the definition of matrimonial cause paragraph (c) of the definition of de facto financial cause 5 orders or injunctions under section 114 orders or injunctions under Division 2 of Part VIIIAB 6 proceedings under section 114 proceedings under Division 2 of Part VIIIAB 7 an injunction under subsection 114(3) an injunction covered by subsection 90SS(5) (3) Part VIIIAA has effect in accordance with subsection (1) as if: (a) subsection 90AD(2) were replaced with the following: “(2) For the purposes of section 90SS (to the extent that it provides for the granting of an injunction in relation to the property of a party to a de facto relationship), property includes a debt owed by a party to the de facto relationship.”; and (b) paragraph 90AF(3)(d) were omitted; and (c) the following paragraph were inserted after paragraph 90AF(3)(e): “(ea) for any other injunction—the court is satisfied that, in all the circumstances, it is necessary to grant the injunction to do justice; and”; and (d) the following subsection were added at the end of section 90AF: “(5) Subsections (1) and (2) do not limit subsection 90SS(1).”.

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