58FDWhen forfeiture orders take effect

#### 58FD When forfeiture orders take effect (1) A forfeiture order never takes effect if it is set aside on appeal. (2) If the forfeiture order is not set aside on appeal, it takes effect: (a) if a notice of appeal was not filed in relation to the order—at the end of the time for filing such a notice under section 30AF; or (b) otherwise—when the appeal is finally disposed of. > Note: If a forfeiture order is varied on appeal, it will take effect as varied. (3) If a forfeiture order takes effect, the Chief Executive Officer must give written notice that it has taken effect to: (a) the person who provided the security forfeited by the order; and (b) each other person (if any) who objected to the making of the order in relation to that security.