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Criminal Property Forfeiture Act 2002
126Cancellation of registration of interstate restraining order
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126 Cancellation of registration of interstate restraining order
(1) The Supreme Court may cancel the registration of an interstate
(a) registration was improperly obtained; or
(b) the order ceases to be in force under the law of the
Commonwealth, or of the State or Territory, under which the
order was made.
(2) An application for the cancellation of the registration may be made
by the person who applied for the registration, by the DPP, or by a
person affected by the order.
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(3) If the registration of an interstate restraining order is cancelled
under subsection (1) and the order relates wholly or in part to land:
(a) the applicant in relation to the cancellation must lodge an
instrument with the Registrar-General advising that the
registration order has been cancelled; and
(b) the restraining order only ceases to have effect in relation to
the land when the instrument mentioned in paragraph (a) is
registered under the Land Title Act 2000 and the statutory
restrictions notice is removed from the land register.