Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
CHAPTER 2
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THE CONFISCATION SCHEME
PART 2-2
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FORFEITURE ORDERS
Division 2
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Other relevant matters when a court is considering whether to make forfeiture orders
SECTION 58
The court may also make supporting directions
58(1)
If a court makes a * forfeiture order, the court has power to give all directions that are necessary or convenient for giving effect to the order.
58(2)
This includes, for a * forfeiture order specifying * registrable property, a direction to an officer of the court to do anything necessary and reasonable to obtain possession of any document necessary for the transfer of the property.
If a court makes a * forfeiture order, the court has power to give all directions that are necessary or convenient for giving effect to the order.
58(2)
This includes, for a * forfeiture order specifying * registrable property, a direction to an officer of the court to do anything necessary and reasonable to obtain possession of any document necessary for the transfer of the property.
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