Child Support Act 1991

Transitional and savings provisions - Enforcement of maintenance liabilities after Royal assent

255: Evidence of default

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Part 16 Transitional and savings provisions
Enforcement of maintenance liabilities after Royal assent

255Evidence of default

  1. Amendment(s) incorporated in the Act(s).