(a) any relevant order with respect to
property made under the Family Law Act 1975 of the Commonwealth (a
"family law property order" ) of which the applicant is aware,
(a) direct the
person who occupies the premises concerned to allow access to the premises to
the person who has left the personal property at the premises (and any police
officer or person who is authorised by the order to accompany the person) to
enable the removal of the property,
(b) provide that the access to the
premises concerned is to be at a time or times arranged between the occupier
of the premises and a police officer (whether or not the order requires the
person recovering the property to be accompanied by a police officer),
(c)
require the person who has left the personal property at the premises to be
accompanied by a police officer when removing the property from the premises,
(d) provide that the person who has left the personal property at the premises
may be accompanied by any other specified person,
(e) specify the type or
types of property to which the order relates.
(4) A
property recovery order does not confer any right on a person to take property
that the person does not own or have a legal right to possess even if the type
of property is specified in the order.