Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
Despite section 66 , if a person:
(a) was, immediately before his or her death, the joint owner of property specified in the * forfeiture order; but
(b) died before the order was made, but:
(i) after the *responsible authority applied for the order; or
(ii) while a * restraining order covering the property was in force;
that property is taken to have vested in the Commonwealth immediately before the person ' s death.
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Any such * restraining order is also taken to have continued to apply to the property as if the person had not died.
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