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Term: order absolute

1.

A rule or order that comes into effect immediately and which is complete and unconditional. Used in the context of charging orders, injunctions and other court based relief.

 

Usage: The order took absolute effect upon the expiration of 14 days.

Related Words: absolute assignment; injunction; charging order.


 

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