A formal, written document stating that it is determined that a registrant is disqualified from CFTC registration under the Commodity Exchange Act. The issuance of an Interim Order suspends the registrant's registration and orders the registrant to show cause why his registration should not be revoked.
An order for an AVO that is temporary. It still tells the man what he is not to do. If he breaks the order after he has been served with it, he still suffers the same penalty as if it were a final order.
an order made by court precluding creditors from taking any action against the Debtor whilst a meeting of creditors is called and held to decide whether the proposals are acceptable to them or not
a short-term court order that may be used to temporarily settle such issues as custody, guardianship, access or support
a short-term court order, which will remain in effect until you reach an agreement or go to court for a final decision
An individual who proposes a voluntary arrangement to his creditors can apply to the court for an interim order, which precludes bankruptcy while the order is in force.
is a temporary AVO that a complainant can apply for to protect her before the date of the hearing. It comes into effect once the police have served it on the defendant.
An order made by a court which has effect during the period that an individual has drafted a proposal for an Individual Voluntary Arrangement and prevents creditors taking enforcement action to recover their debt
A short-term court order granted prior to a trial or a final court order.
a decision of a court that is not the final outcome of the matter; commonly occurs in family law cases where an interim order is made by the court regarding issues that may ultimately be decided at a later date, i.e. at a trial;
An individual who intends to propose a voluntary arrangement to his creditors may apply to the court for an interim order which, if granted, precludes bankruptcy and other legal proceedings whilst the order is in force.
An Order made before a final Order is made.
Any Order providing temporary or preliminary relief pending a final Award.
Where the Local Authority have applied for a care or supervision order the court can make interim orders until a final hearing, provided it is satisfied there is reasonable cause to believe the threshold criteria are crossed. An initial interim order may last for a maximum of 8 weeks. After that interim orders can only be for a maximum of 4 weeks (Children Act 1989, Section 38).
A temporary court order intended to be of limited duration, usually just until the court has had an opportunity of hearing the full case and make a final order.
is the temporary court order you may get soon after you file your motion. In this order, the court tries to take care of your children's needs until your motion is finally resolved. If your motion can be decided quickly, then you may not go through the interim order step.
An order made by a court to deal with an issue on a temporary basis until such time as a final hearing can take place.
court order that lasts for a limited period or until a further or final order is made.