New South Wales Consolidated Acts

CRIMINAL ASSETS RECOVERY ACT 1990 - SECT 10D

10D Duration of restraining orders

(1) After the first 2 working days of its operation, a restraining order remains in force in respect of an interest in property only while--

(a) there is an application for an assets forfeiture order pending before the Supreme Court in respect of the interest, or

(b) there is an unsatisfied proceeds assessment order or unexplained wealth order in force against the person whose suspected serious crime related activities, value of unexplained wealth or acquisition of serious crime derived property formed the basis of the restraining order, or

(c) there is an application for such a proceeds assessment order or unexplained wealth order pending before the Supreme Court, or

(d) it is the subject of an order of the Supreme Court under section 20, or

(e) there is an application for an order under section 31A in respect of the interest pending before the Supreme Court, or

(f) there is an unsatisfied order under section 31B in force against the person whose non-disclosure formed the basis of the restraining order or there is an application for such an order pending before the Supreme Court.

(2) A restraining order ceases to be in force if it is set aside under section 10C.