Foreign order definition
Foreign order means a court or administrative order entered by a tribunal other than one in the state of Washington, including an or- der entered by a tribunal in an Indian tribe or another state or coun- try.
Foreign order means a court or administrative order entered by a tribunal other than one in the state of Washing- ton.
Foreign order means an order made by a court of a foreign country, which is made for the purposes of the Conventions or legislation enacted for the purpose of implementing the Conventions and shall include-
More Definitions of Foreign order
Foreign order means a court or administrative order entered by a tribunal other than one in the state of Washing- ton, including an order entered by a tribunal in an Indian tribe or another state or country.
Foreign order means a court or administrative order entered by a tribunal other than one in the state of Washington, including an or-
Foreign order means an order made by a court outside Ontario that appoints, for a person who is sixteen years of age or older, a person having duties comparable to those of a guardian of property or guardian of the person. 1992, c. 30, s. 86 (1).
Foreign order means an order issued by a tribunal of a jurisdiction outside of
Foreign order means a support order, an interim order or an order that varies a support order made in a reciprocating jurisdiction outside Canada, but does not include a provisional order or a provisional order of variation.
Foreign order means an order made by a court or other body outside the Prov- ince that appoints a person having duties comparable to those of a representative;
Foreign order means any interim or final judgment, award, order or other decision of a foreign court;