Maintenance Orders Act 1950
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23 Notice of variation, etc.
(1) Where a maintenance order registered under this Part of this Act is discharged or varied by any court, the prescribed officer of that court shall give notice of the discharge or variation in the prescribed manner— (a) to the prescribed officer of any court in which the order is registered; and (b) if the order was made by another court, to the prescribed officer of that court. (2) Any officer to whom a notice is given under this section shall cause particulars of the notice to be registered in his court in the prescribed manner.
23 Notice of variation, etc.
(1) Where a maintenance order registered under this Part of this Act is discharged or varied by any court, the prescribed officer of that court shall give notice of the discharge or variation in the prescribed manner— (a) to the prescribed officer of any court in which the order is registered; and (b) if the order was made by another court, to the prescribed officer of that court. (2) Any officer to whom a notice is given under this section shall cause particulars of the notice to be registered in his court in the prescribed manner.
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