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CRIMINAL PROCEEDS CONFISCATION ACT 2002 - SECT 235

Effect of filing interstate restraining order

235 Effect of filing interstate restraining order

(1) An interstate restraining order that is filed under this chapter is taken for this Act to be a restraining order made under this Act until—
(a) it ceases to be in force in the State in which it was made; or
(b) its filing is cancelled under this Act.
(2) However—
(a) a condition may not be imposed on the restraining order under this Act; and
(b) the public trustee can not be directed under this Act to take control of the property; and
(c) notice of the making of the restraining order is not required to be given under this Act; and
(d) a person may not apply to a court for, and a court may not make, an order under this Act excluding the property from the interstate restraining order; and
(e) a person may not apply for, and the Supreme Court may not make, an order under this Act that the property be sold; and
(f) a court may not make any other orders in relation to the restrained property; and
(g) the duration of the restraining order must not be decided under this Act; and
(h) the property is not charged in favour of the State; and
(i) the public trustee may not apply under chapter 6 , part 1 , division 1 for orders about satisfying a person’s liability under this Act; and
(j) an appeal does not lie against the order under this Act.
(3) Subsection (2) (h) is subject to section 237 .



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