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Part 3 · General Matters

18. Instalment payments (P. 3, r. 18)

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Subregulation 1

Where a Court order made under any written law provides for payment by instalments, an enforcement applicant may apply for an enforcement order in respect of an instalment that is due and unpaid or, if there are several instalments due and unpaid, in respect of those instalments.

Subregulation 2

In paragraph (1) —

“enforcement applicant” means a party or any other person who applies for or has obtained an enforcement order because the party or person is entitled to enforce any Court order;

“enforcement order” means an enforcement order to enforce one or more Court orders.

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Part 4

Parties to Proceedings and Causes of Action

Part 5

Amicable Resolution of Cases

Part 6

Non-Contentious Probate Proceedings

Part 7

Contentious Probate Proceedings

Part 8

Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1966

Part 9

Legitimacy Act 1934

Part 10

Wills Act 1838

Part 11

Disability

Part 12

Appeals from Applications in Actions, Registrar’S Decisions and Trials of Originating Application by District Judge or Magistrate

Part 13

Appeals from Judgments and Orders After Trial

Part 14

Transfer of Proceedings

Part 15

Contempt of Court

Part 16

Costs

Part 17

Court Fees

Part 18

Lodgment in Court, Money in Registry and Payment to Bailiff

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