123Registration of interstate restraining order

123 Registration of interstate restraining order (1) If an interstate restraining order expressly applies to property that is in the Territory, the order may be registered under this Act. (2) An interstate restraining 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. (3) Any amendments made to an interstate restraining order may be registered in the same way, whether the amendments were made before or after the registration of the original order, but the amendments are of no effect until they are registered. (4) An application for registration may be made by the applicant in relation to the interstate order or amendments, by the DPP, or by any person affected by the order or amendments. (5) If an interstate restraining order that relates to land in the Territory (or an amendment to such an order) is registered under this section: (a) the applicant for registration must lodge an instrument, together with a copy of the interstate restraining order or amendment, with the Registrar-General; and (b) the instrument has effect as a memorandum mentioned in section 35 of the Land Title Act 2000 and is taken to be lodged by the appropriate Minister; and (c) the registered interstate restraining order or amendment takes effect in relation to the land when the instrument is registered under the Land Title Act 2000 and the Registrar-General enters a statutory restrictions notice in the land register.

Criminal Property Forfeiture Act 2002 69 (6) If an interstate restraining order that relates to property in the Territory that is registrable under an Act other than the Land Title Act 2000 (or an amendment of such an order) is registered under this section: (a) the applicant for registration of the order or amendment; or must lodge with the appropriate registrar a notice giving particulars of the forfeiture and a copy of the order or amendment.