This legislation has been repealed.
(1) If an interstate restraining order expressly applies to—
(a) specified property in the ACT; or
(b) all property in the ACT of a specified person; or
(c) all property (other than specified property) in the ACT of a specified person;
a copy of the order, sealed by the court making the order, may be registered in the Supreme Court by the person on whose application the order was made or by an appropriate officer.
(2) A copy of any amendments made to an interstate restraining order (before or after registration), sealed by the court making the amendments, may be registered in the same way, and the amendments do not, for this Act, have effect until they are registered.
(3) Registration of an interstate restraining order may be refused to the extent that the order would not, on registration, be capable of enforcement in the ACT.
(4) Registration shall be effected in accordance with the rules of the Supreme Court.