sec.234Effect of filing interstate forfeiture order

### sec.234 Effect of filing interstate forfeiture order An interstate forfeiture order that is filed under this chapter is taken for this Act to be a forfeiture order under this Act until— it ceases to be in force in the State in which it was made; or its filing is cancelled under this Act. However— a person may not apply for, and a court may not make the following orders under this Act in relation to the property— an exclusion order; an innocent interest exclusion order; a third party order; a buy-back order; a release order; an order under section 176 ; and the order may not be discharged under this Act; and the DPP is not required to give notice as required under section 174 ; and the State may not dispose of the property under this Act; and the Attorney-General may not give directions under this Act about the disposal of forfeited property; and an appeal against the order does not lie under this Act. s 234 amd 2004 No. 43 s 3 sch (sec.234-ssec.1) An interstate forfeiture order that is filed under this chapter is taken for this Act to be a forfeiture order under this Act until— it ceases to be in force in the State in which it was made; or its filing is cancelled under this Act. (sec.234-ssec.2) However— a person may not apply for, and a court may not make the following orders under this Act in relation to the property— an exclusion order; an innocent interest exclusion order; a third party order; a buy-back order; a release order; an order under section 176 ; and the order may not be discharged under this Act; and the DPP is not required to give notice as required under section 174 ; and the State may not dispose of the property under this Act; and the Attorney-General may not give directions under this Act about the disposal of forfeited property; and an appeal against the order does not lie under this Act. - (a) it ceases to be in force in the State in which it was made; or - (b) its filing is cancelled under this Act. - (a) a person may not apply for, and a court may not make the following orders under this Act in relation to the property— (i) an exclusion order; (ii) an innocent interest exclusion order; (iii) a third party order; (iv) a buy-back order; (v) a release order; (vi) an order under section 176 ; and - (i) an exclusion order; - (ii) an innocent interest exclusion order; - (iii) a third party order; - (iv) a buy-back order; - (v) a release order; - (vi) an order under section 176 ; and - (b) the order may not be discharged under this Act; and - (c) the DPP is not required to give notice as required under section 174 ; and - (d) the State may not dispose of the property under this Act; and - (e) the Attorney-General may not give directions under this Act about the disposal of forfeited property; and - (f) an appeal against the order does not lie under this Act. - (i) an exclusion order; - (ii) an innocent interest exclusion order; - (iii) a third party order; - (iv) a buy-back order; - (v) a release order; - (vi) an order under section 176 ; and