(1) The court may make an interim enforcement order against a person named in the application for the order if it appears to the court -
(a) that it is alleged that the person is engaged in conduct which constitutes a domestic or Schedule 13 infringement or is likely to engage in conduct which constitutes a Schedule 13 infringement,
(b) that if the application had been an application for an enforcement order it would be likely to be granted,
(c) that it is expedient that the conduct is prohibited or prevented (as the case may be) immediately, and
(d) if no notice of the application has been given to the person named in the application that it is appropriate to make an interim enforcement order without notice.
(2) An interim enforcement order must -
(a) indicate the nature of the alleged conduct, and
(b) direct the person to comply with subsection (3).
(3) A person complies with this subsection if he -
(a) does not continue or repeat the conduct;
(b) does not engage in such conduct in t
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