Singapore legislation
Clause 6
Clause 6
Orders that may be included in Protection Order
(1)
The court may make such orders as it considers necessary and expedient to give effect to the Protection Order and/or to safeguard the interests of the applicant including, but not limited to the following orders:
require the respondent to leave the shared residence or a specified part of the shared residence regardless of whether the shared residence is solely or partly owned or leased by the respondent;
prohibit or restrain the respondent from entering the shared residence or the applicant’s alternative residence, as the case may be, or from entering the applicant’s place of employment or school or other institution or from making or attempting to make personal contact with the applicant other than in the presence of an enforcement officer or such other person as may be specified or described in the order;
require the respondent to permit the applicant to enter the shared residence, or to enter the place of residence of the respondent, accompanied by an enforcement officer for the purpose of collecting the applicant’s personal belongings;
require the respondent to avoid making written or oral communication with the applicant and specifying the limited circumstances in which such communication is permitted; or
any other order which the court considers necessary and incidental to give effect to the Protection Order or any order made under any of the above mentioned paragraphs.
(2)
An order made under paragraph (1)(a) or (b), shall not affect any title or interest that the respondent or any other person might have in the premises concerned except to the extent that the respondent is excluded from or prohibited or restrained from entering the said premises.