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Article 5 Notices as respects payments through a clerk of a magistrates' court

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(1)

A notice under subsection (4) of section nineteen of the Maintenance Orders Act, 1950, as applied by subsection (6) of section two of the Act, that the payments under a High Court or county court order have, on its registration in a magistrates' court, become payable through the clerk of a magistrates' court shall be given by the clerk of the court of registration in the form numbered 8 in the Schedule to these Rules.

(2)

A notice under the said subsection (4), as so applied, that the payments under a magistrates' court order have, on its registration in the High Court, ceased to be payable to a clerk to a magistrates' court shall be given by the clerk of the original court and shall be in the form numbered 9 in the Schedule to these Rules and, where payments have been payable through a clerk other than the clerk of the original court, he shall send a copy of the said notice to that other clerk.

(3)

A notice under subsection (5) of section five of the Act that the registration in a magistrates' court of a High Court or county court order has been cancelled and that payments thereunder have ceased to be payable through a clerk of a magistrates' court shall be given by the clerk of the court of registration and shall be in the form numbered 10 in the Schedule to these Rules and, where payments have been payable through a clerk other than the clerk of the court of registration, he shall send a copy of the said notice to that other clerk.

(4)

A notice given in accordance with the preceding provisions of this Rule shall be delivered to the person liable to make payments under the order to which the notice relates or sent by post to that person at his last known address.