Queensland Consolidated Regulations

UNIFORM CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES 1999 - REG 668

668 Matters arising after order

(1) This rule applies if—

(a) facts arise after an order is made entitling the person against whom the order is made to be relieved from it; or

(b) facts are discovered after an order is made that, if discovered in time, would have entitled the person against whom the order is made to an order or decision in the person’s favour or to a different order.

(2) On application by the person mentioned in subrule (1) , the court may stay enforcement of the order against the person or give other appropriate relief.

(3) Without limiting subrule (2) , the court may do one or more of the following—

(a) direct the proceedings to be taken, and the questions or issue of fact to be tried or decided, and the inquiries to be made, as the court considers just;

(b) set aside or vary the order;

(c) make an order directing entry of satisfaction of the judgment to be made.