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Protection from Harassment Act 2014 s 15

s 15 General provisions applicable to orders under sections 15A to 15E

15.—(1) This section applies to the following orders:(a) a stop publication order; (b) a correction order; (c) a disabling order; (d) a targeted correction order; (e) a general correction order;[Act 23 of 2025 wef 29/06/2026] (f) a correction (administrator) order;[Act 23 of 2025 wef 29/06/2026] (g) a stop publication (administrator) order.[17/2019] [Act 23 of 2025 wef 29/06/2026] (2) An order mentioned in subsection (1) takes effect in respect of a relevant party —(a) when the order is served on the relevant party in such manner as may be prescribed; (b) where a court dispenses with the service of the order, when the service of the order on the relevant party is dispensed with by a court; or (c) at such later time as a court may specify.[17/2019] (3) An order mentioned in subsection (1) may be made in respect of a false statement of fact even if the false statement has been amended or has ceased to be published.[17/2019] (4) An order mentioned in subsection (1) may —(a) be made against a relevant party whether or not the relevant party is in or outside Singapore, is incorporated or established in or outside Singapore, or has its management or control in or outside Singapore; and (b) require a relevant party to do or refrain from doing an act in or outside Singapore.[17/2019] (5) A court may vary, suspend or cancel an order mentioned in subsection (1), on the application of —(a) the subject or the author of the false statement; (b) the relevant party; or (c) an individual or entity that published the relevant statement to which the order relates.[17/2019] (6) An order mentioned in subsection (1) ceases to have effect —(a) during any period when the order is suspended under subsection (5); and (b) when the order expires, or is cancelled under subsection (5).[17/2019]

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