Is it legal for someone to ask you to relay a message with someone who they have a no contact order with?

No, it is generally not legal for someone to ask you to relay a message to someone with whom they have a no contact order. Such orders are legally binding and prohibit any communication, directly or indirectly, between the parties involved. Relaying a message could be seen as a violation of the order and may have legal consequences for both the person under the order and the person relaying the message. It is advisable to encourage the individual to adhere to the terms of the order and seek legal advice if needed.