However, what can be obtained from a court other than an Irish court is an order against the
registrant, not an order against the Registrar. A registrant who fails to comply with the order will
be subject to the coercive powers of the court that has issued it. An award of damages alone,
however, may not address the problem unless it is accompanied by a mandatory injunction,
enforced through contempt or equivalent proceedings, requiring the registrant to discharge or
amend the registration. Article 44(3) suggests the ultimate remedy in cases of non-compliance. An
order issued by a court of competent jurisdiction requiring the registrant to correct the registry
records may be enforced by the Irish courts through a direction to the Registrar to give effect to it.
The Irish implementing legislation confers jurisdiction on Irish courts for these and related
purposes.