FORM 72H
rule 72.05(7)
ATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS ORDER
[heading as in originating process]
[Follow Form 60C except as below.]
	OTHER MATTERS:
	The Court finds that:
	1.	By a judgment dated [date] it was adjudged that [judgment debtor] pay to [judgment creditor] $[amount] together with costs.  
	2.	$[amount] is due and unpaid in respect of the judgment.  
or
	2.	[Judgment debtor] has persistently failed to comply with an order with respect to the judgment made by the Court on [date] that [he/she/it] [insert terms of order not complied with].
	3.	[Judgment debtor] was served with a copy of the summons in this proceeding and has had a reasonable opportunity of attending the hearing.  
	4.	[Judgment debtor] is employed by [name of employer] at                      [address] in the Northern Territory as a [occupation] and is a person to whom earnings are payable or are likely to become payable by that employer.  
	THE COURT ORDERS THAT:
	1.	[The employer], the above named employer, on each pay-day whilst [judgment debtor] is employed by him or until this order ceases to have effect make payments out of the earnings of [judgment debtor] at the rate calculated in accordance with this order to [name and address of person to whom payments are to be made] for or towards securing payment of $[amount], being the amount of $[amount] due and unpaid in respect of the judgment and the amount of $[amount]      for costs.  
	2.	For the purpose of calculating the normal deduction for the purposes of paragraph 4 of this order the normal deduction rate shall be $[amount] [each pay-day / on the pay-day(s) falling on [date] and thereafter $[amount] each pay-day].  
	3.	The protected earnings rate, that is, the rate below which the earnings of [judgment debtor] may not be reduced by a payment under this order, shall be $[amount] in respect of each pay-day.  
	4.	[The employer] shall, in respect of each pay-day whilst the order is in force, if the net earnings of [judgment debtor] exceed the sum of:
(a)	the protected earnings of [judgment debtor]; and
(b)	so much of any amount by which the net earnings that became payable on any previous pay-day were less than the protected earnings in relation to that pay-day as has not been made good on any previous pay-day,
pay, so far as that excess permits, to [judgment creditor] the normal deduction in relation to that pay-day and so much of the normal deduction in relation to any previous pay-day as was not paid on that pay-day and has not been paid on any other previous pay-day.
[complete as in Form 60C)
NOTE – An attachment of earnings order does not come into force until the expiration of 7 days after the day on which the order is served on the person to whom the order is directed.