Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
44Giving security etc. to revoke etc. a restraining order
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44 Giving security etc. to revoke etc. a restraining order
(1) A court may: (a) revoke a *restraining order that covers a *suspect’s property; or (b) exclude specified property from such a restraining order; if: (c) the suspect applies to the court to revoke the order or exclude the property; and (d) the suspect gives written notice of the application to the *responsible authority; and (e) the suspect gives security that is satisfactory to the court to meet any liability that may be imposed on the suspect under this Act. (2) A court may: (a) revoke a *restraining order that covers the property of a person who is not a *suspect; or (b) exclude specified property from such a restraining order; if: (c) the person applies to the court to revoke the order or exclude the property; and (d) the person gives written notice of the application to the *responsible authority; and (e) the person gives an undertaking concerning the person’s property that is satisfactory to the court.