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StatuteFamily Proceedings Act 1980

Section 137 — Family Proceedings Act 1980: Setting aside of registration of order

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137 Setting aside of registration of order Where an order is registered in a District Court in New Zealand under section 136 of this Act,— (a) If in any case the Court is satisfied, on the application of the person against whom the order applies, that the order is not an order to which that section applies, the Court shall set aside the registration of the order; or (b) If in the case of an order that is made in or consequent on an affiliation order the Court, on the application of the person against whom the order applies, is satisfied— (i) That that person did not appear in the proceedings in which the affiliation order was made; and (ii) That the proceedings were not duly brought to that person's notice (either by the service of a summons on that person or by any other method permitted by the law of the country in which the affiliation order was made),— the Court may set aside the registration of the order. Compare: 1968 No 62 s 63

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