An order is an instruction from the CTTT which requires some type of action, such as the payment of money or for something to be done or provided, both within a specified period of time.  CTTT orders are legally enforceable.

In most cases, the Tribunal Member will make a decision after hearing the parties' evidence.  Once the Tribunal Member has made a decision, they will make an order regarding the dispute.  The order is then typed and issued to all parties.

Learn more about:

• Decisions and orders
• Enforcing CTTT orders
• Appeals and reviews