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Officials said police had just been honouring orders made by the courts.

He was appealing under section 159 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988 against orders made by Mr Justice Nicol.

The proposed rule would require brokerage firms to set up controls to reduce the risk stemming from erroneous orders made by their sponsored trading customers.

Essex County Council said: "Historically, the mother has two other children which she is unable to care for due to orders made by the Italian authorities.

Separate figures published tomorrow by the Ministry of Justice also show a fall in the number of repossession orders made by courts in England and Wales.

Appealing against orders made by Mr Justice Nicol at an earlier hearing last month, Hudson said the secrecy around the trial was wholly unprecedented.

The baby girl has been placed with prospective adopters following an order made by a circuit judge in October.

More to the point, perhaps, is that they delivered on every order made by a developing country.

In February, President Sirisena extended an order made by his predecessor that transferred police powers to the armed forces.

This is an order made by the courts once the Child Support Agency or the Child Maintenance Service has exhausted all other channels for collecting arrears.

Hinch was found guilty of contempt for breaching a suppression order made by Victorian supreme court justice Geoffrey Nettle and ordered to pay the $100,000 fine within 90 days, a deadline which lapsed this week.