Orders & Decisions

Enforcement Order

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An order made when someone has breached an existing order, designed to make them comply — for example, adding conditions or imposing sanctions.

In Plain English

A new order made by a judge to punish someone for breaking a previous order or to force them to comply. It is designed to ensure that the court's original decisions are respected.

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Published19 August 2026Last reviewed23 September 2026

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