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Incorporated Societies Act 2022

Enforcement - Miscellaneous provisions relating to applications

153: Undertaking about damages not required by Registrar

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"The court won't ask you to promise to pay damages when you make an application."

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You make an application to the court under certain parts of the law. The court cannot say you must promise to pay damages as a condition of making a decision. The court must decide your application without thinking about the fact that you do not have to promise to pay damages.

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Part 4Enforcement
Miscellaneous provisions relating to applications

153Undertaking about damages not required by Registrar

  1. If the Registrar makes an application under subpart 1, 2, or 4, the court must not, as a condition of making an order on the application, require the Registrar to give an undertaking about damages.

  2. In determining the Registrar’s application, the court must not take into account that the Registrar is not required to give an undertaking about damages.