Documents Related To The Authority By Which The Family Court Of WA May Compel The Forced Sale Of A Residential Property.

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This disclosure contains statutory provisions from the Federal Court Act 1976 and Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia Act 2021 detailing the powers and responsibilities of Sheriffs and Marshals in executing court process and orders. The documents address the institutional framework for enforcing Family Court decisions, specifically regarding service of process, detention of persons committed to custody, and coordination with police forces. The excerpts outline delegation provisions allowing Sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffs, Marshals, and Deputy Marshals to authorize persons to assist in exercising their statutory powers and functions. The material appears to be legislative reference documentation rather than legal advice or policy analysis. No significant redactions are evident in the provided excerpt. The disclosure directly responds to the inquiry concerning the Family Court of Western Australia's authority to compel forced sale of residential property, establishing the enforcement mechanisms underpinning such court orders.