section 91 (14)

have just had this outcome today in court.

what is it? solicitor said it will all be in a letter which he will send on within 2 weeks.
in meantime,any info please?

is it common?

The jist of such an order is to prevent an application to vary or discharge an existing order without first seeking leave of the court. This implements a test where a court would consider the validity of a proposed application before allowing it to proceed.

The orders are not common as it adds an extra layer to proceedings which could be seen to obstruct justice but the order is usually made where one or more parties makes vexatious application to the court which causes unnecessary harm (such as subjecting a child to further CAFCASS involvement when a final order has recently been made).

The order can be implemented with conditions and is specific to the case. Your solicitor will advise on the details.

Charles