[117O Duty to revoke order]
County Courts Act 1984 (1984 c 28) | Legislation

[Revocation of order]

[117O  Duty to revoke order]

[(1)     The . . . county court must revoke an enforcement restriction order in either of these cases—

(a)     where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in subsection 117B(2) was not met (debtor in fact did not have two or more qualifying debts);

(b)     where the debtor is no longer a debtor under any qualifying debts.

(2)     The . . . county court must revoke an enforcement restriction order in either of these cases—

(a)     where it becomes apparent that, at the time the order was made, the condition in subsection 117B(3) was not met (debtor in fact had business debt), and he is still a debtor under the business

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