Sentences with phrase «enforce a court order means»

To enforce a court order means that you are asking a judge to make another person follow an order.

Not exact matches

Enforcing possession orders in the High Court: Brooke Lyne reviews the meaning of sufficient notice

That Civil Judgment must now be «Enforced,» meaning that you have to take steps to force Defendants to «pay - up,» paying to you the funds that the Court ordered Defendants to pay.

So the legal question for the court was this: If the wife was not in a position to enforce the costs order in her favour, did this still mean the husband's pleadings could be struck out for non-payment?

The fact that the exercise of Article 10 powers or their purported exercise may give rise to a conflict with the rights of the citizen under Article 3 or a conflict between the UAE's obligations under the New York Convention to enforce an Award can not affect the question whether or not the Court can order a means of service which is not in accordance with the sole means of service prescribed by Article 6.

This is because, under English law, there is no concept of implied submission to jurisdiction in personam, which means that the defendant must have expressly submitted to the jurisdiction of the foreign court in order for a judgment in personam to be enforced by an English court.

This means, for example, that injunctions, interim orders and other judgments obtained from foreign courts for specific performance, payment into court or a declaration / dismissal of a claim / counterclaim can be recognised but can not be enforced under English common law.

In coming to its decision, the Court considered Macedo and noted that the case should be approached with caution as the order granted in Macedo could only be enforced through the court's contempt powers and questioned whether contempt orders were an effective means of enforceCourt considered Macedo and noted that the case should be approached with caution as the order granted in Macedo could only be enforced through the court's contempt powers and questioned whether contempt orders were an effective means of enforcecourt's contempt powers and questioned whether contempt orders were an effective means of enforcement.

CPR 71.2 provides, so far as is material: «(1) A judgment creditor may apply for an order requiring --(a) a judgment debtor; or (b) if a judgment debtor is a company or other corporation, an officer of that body, to attend court to provide information about --(i) the judgment debtor's means; or (ii) any other matter about which information is needed to enforce a judgment or order.»

When the child support obligation is being enforced by the Department of Revenue, the term «support order» also means a judgment, decree, or order, whether temporary or final, issued by a court of competent jurisdiction for the support and maintenance of a child and the spouse or former spouse of the obligor with whom the child is living which provides for monetary support, health care, arrearages, or past support.

This means you can return to court and have the order enforced if your spouse refuses to comply with its terms.

This means that the Separation Agreement can be enforced later in the courts as a contract, but it will also be part of a court order that can be enforced through contempt - of - court proceedings.

That means that the Family Responsibility Office will enforce the terms of the Agreement as if there was a court order.

This means you can ask the court to enforce the order at a later date if one of you doesn't stick to what has been agreed.

This means that formal legal arrangements (for example court orders) for regular child maintenance payments can be enforced if any of the following apply:

The UK has «Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders» (REMO) with a number of other countries, meaning courts in these countries can enforce child maintenance decisions made in the UK.

To enforce an order means to make one or more parties follow the court's order.