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Part 3 · Quasi-Criminal Proceedings

37. Consideration for revocation of maintenance orders (P. 3, r. 37)

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(1)

For the purposes of section 5(9), the court in Singapore which made a maintenance order that is to be confirmed by a competent court in a reciprocating country must serve on the applicant on whose application the maintenance order was made a notice —

(a)

setting out the evidence received or taken (as the case may be) for the purpose of proceedings relating to the confirmation of the maintenance order;

(b)

informing the applicant that it appears to the court in Singapore that the maintenance order ought not to have been made; and

(c)

informing the applicant that if the applicant wishes to make representations with respect to the evidence set out in the notice, the applicant must send a written notice to the Registrar of the person’s intention to do so within 14 days after the date of the notice served under this paragraph, accompanied by any further evidence that the applicant wishes to adduce.

(2)

To avoid doubt, the evidence mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) includes a statement contained in a document mentioned in section 13(1)(a), (b) or (c).

(3)

Where the Registrar receives a written notice under paragraph (1)(c) from the applicant, the Registrar must fix a date for the hearing of further evidence.

Subregulation 1

For the purposes of section 5(9), the court in Singapore which made a maintenance order that is to be confirmed by a competent court in a reciprocating country must serve on the applicant on whose application the maintenance order was made a notice —

(a)

setting out the evidence received or taken (as the case may be) for the purpose of proceedings relating to the confirmation of the maintenance order;

(b)

informing the applicant that it appears to the court in Singapore that the maintenance order ought not to have been made; and

(c)

informing the applicant that if the applicant wishes to make representations with respect to the evidence set out in the notice, the applicant must send a written notice to the Registrar of the person’s intention to do so within 14 days after the date of the notice served under this paragraph, accompanied by any further evidence that the applicant wishes to adduce.

Subregulation 2

To avoid doubt, the evidence mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) includes a statement contained in a document mentioned in section 13(1)(a), (b) or (c).

Subregulation 3

Where the Registrar receives a written notice under paragraph (1)(c) from the applicant, the Registrar must fix a date for the hearing of further evidence.

Report

Part 3A

Enforcement of Child Access Order Under Section 5A of Guardianship of Infants Act 1934 or Section 126B of Women’S Charter 1961

Part 4

Amicable Resolution of Cases

Part 5

Commencement of Proceedings

Part 6

Parties to Proceedings

Part 7

Service of Documents

Part 8

Judge-Led Approach in Resolving Family Disputes

Part 9

Disclosure

Part 10

Expert Evidence

Part 11

Reports Under Mental Capacity Act 2008

Part 12

Relevant Professionals and Child Reports

Part 13

Parenting Coordination Programme

Part 14

Injunctions and Other Interim Relief Before Hearing

Part 15

Court Hearings and Evidence

Part 16

Withdrawal and Discontinuance

Part 17

Payment Into and Out of Court

Part 18

Judgments and Orders

Part 19

Appeals

Part 20

Appeals from Tribunals to Family Division and Case Stated

Part 21

Transfer of Proceedings

Part 22

Costs

Part 23

Enforcement of Judgments and Orders

Part 24

Contempt of Court

Part 25

Court Fees

Part 26

Registry and Administration

Part 27

Lodgment in Court, Money in Registry and Payment to Bailiff

Part 28

Electronic Filing Services

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