AI Summary of 20. Order in relation to property subject of direction or order.
This provision articulates that while a direction or order under section 17 is active regarding property, a District Court judge may, upon application by an affected party, issue orders concerning that property. The judge's discretion is exercised to ensure individuals can meet essential living expenses or continue engaging in their business or profession related to the property.
Notably, applications must adhere to procedural requirements, specifically notifying the Garda Síochána in line with applicable court rules. This ensures compliance with regulatory expectations and safeguarding of due process.
20. Order in relation to property subject of direction or order.
(1) At any time while a direction or order is in force under section 17, in relation to property, a judge of the District Court may, on application by any person affected by the direction or order concerned, as the case may be, make any order that the judge considers appropriate in relation to any of the property concerned if satisfied that it is necessary to do so for the purpose of enabling the person -
(a) to discharge the reasonable living and other necessary expenses, including legal expenses in or in relation to legal proceedings, incurred or to be incurred in respect of the person or the person's dependants, or
(b) to carry on a business, trade, profession or other occupation to which any of the property relates.
(2) Such an application may be made only if notice has been given to the Garda Síochána in accordance with any applicable rules of court.