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Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 152/154)
Character Range: 577724–580334

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 (h) the particulars of any enforcement or proceeding in relation to the registered judgment.

Chapter 6—Disciplinary

Part 42—Contempt

Division 42.1—Contempt in face or hearing of Court

42.01  Arrest for contempt
 (1) If a party alleges that a person is guilty of contempt of court, committed in the face of the Court or in the hearing of the Court, the party may apply to the Court for:
 (a) an order directing the person be brought before the Court; or
 (b) the issue of a warrant, in accordance with Form 90:
 (i) for the person's arrest and detention in custody until the person is brought before the Court; and
 (ii) for the production of the person before the Court.
 (2) The warrant may be issued to one of the following persons:
 (a) the Sheriff of the Court;
 (b) a Deputy Sheriff of the Court;
 (c) the Sheriff of a court of a State or Territory;
 (d) a Deputy Sheriff of a court of a State or Territory;
 (e) a police officer.

42.02  Charge, defence and determination
  If a person charged with contempt is brought before the Court, the Court will:
 (a) inform the person of the contempt with which the person is charged; and
 (b) require the person to plead a defence to the charge; and
 (c) after hearing the person—determine whether the person is guilty of contempt; and
 (d) make an order for the person's discharge or punishment.

42.03  Interim custody
 (1) The Court may, pending disposal of the charge, order that the person charged:
 (a) be kept in custody as specified in the order; or
 (b) be released.
 (2) The order may require the person charged to give a specified amount of security for the person's appearance in person to answer the charge.
Note: The procedure in this Division can only be used if the alleged contempt has been committed in the face of the Court. This procedure will only be issued if it is necessary to deal with the conduct complained of quickly.
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Division 42.2—Applications for contempt

42.11  Procedure generally
 (1) If a party alleges that a contempt has been committed by a person in connection with a proceeding in the Court, an application for punishment for the alleged contempt must be made by the party by interlocutory application in the proceeding.
 (2) If it is alleged that a contempt has been committed by a person, but not in connection with a proceeding in the Court, the proceeding for punishment of the alleged contempt must be started by filing an originating