Domestic Violence and Protection Orders Act 2001 (ACT)

The case involved an application for a domestic violence order under the Domestic Violence and Protection Orders Act 2001 (ACT). The applicant sought an order to protect the aggrieved person from domestic violence by the respondent. The legal issues before the court were whether the applicant had standing to make the application and whether the court should make the order. The court found that the applicant had standing to make the application and that the court should make the order. The court found that the applicant was the aggrieved person's mother and that she had a sufficient interest in the protection of her daughter. The court also found that the respondent had engaged in conduct that constituted domestic violence and that the order was necessary to protect the aggrieved person from further violence. The court made the order, prohibiting the respondent from engaging in conduct that constituted domestic violence towards the aggrieved person. The court also ordered that the respondent's firearms licence be cancelled.