Interstate orders, registration of
118 Interstate orders, registration of
If an interstate freezing order, or an interstate confiscation declaration, expressly applies to property that is in this State, the order may be registered under this Act.
An order is registered under this Act when a copy of the order, sealed by the court that made the order, is registered in accordance with the rules of the Supreme Court.
Any amendments made to an interstate freezing order or an interstate confiscation declaration may be registered in the same way, whether the amendments were made before or after the registration of the original declaration, but the amendments are of no effect until they are registered.
An application for registration may be made by the applicant for the interstate order or declaration or amendments, by the DPP, the CCC or by any person affected by the order or amendments.
[Section 118 amended: No. 10 of 2018 s. 70.]
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