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Section 136A - Trade Marks Act 1995 - Seized goods not claimed are forfeited — Zoe

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#### 136A Seized goods not claimed are forfeited (1) Seized goods are forfeited to the Commonwealth if a claim for the release of the goods is not made within the claim period for the goods. > Note: For seized goods and claim period see section 6. (2) However, if the Comptroller‑General of Customs allows a late claim for the goods (see section 136B), the goods are taken not to have been forfeited.

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