Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022
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183 Variation etc of order by court in another part of the United Kingdom
(1) Schedule 18 contains amendments enabling a court in one part of the United Kingdom to vary, renew or discharge an order made in another. (2) In that Schedule— (a) Part 1 enables a court in Northern Ireland to renew or discharge orders made in England and Wales and to vary, renew or discharge orders made in Scotland; (b) Part 2 enables a court in Scotland to vary, renew or discharge orders made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland; (c) Part 3 enables a court in England and Wales to vary, renew or discharge orders made in Scotland or Northern Ireland.
183 Variation etc of order by court in another part of the United Kingdom
(1) Schedule 18 contains amendments enabling a court in one part of the United Kingdom to vary, renew or discharge an order made in another. (2) In that Schedule— (a) Part 1 enables a court in Northern Ireland to renew or discharge orders made in England and Wales and to vary, renew or discharge orders made in Scotland; (b) Part 2 enables a court in Scotland to vary, renew or discharge orders made in England and Wales or Northern Ireland; (c) Part 3 enables a court in England and Wales to vary, renew or discharge orders made in Scotland or Northern Ireland.
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