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PART 12: ENFORCEMENT

                          (a)    by the person against whom an ICC order was made to vary or set aside the
                                 registration of the order, or
                          (b)    to vary or set aside the registration of a British Islands order (except under
                                 paragraph 10)

                   must be made to a judge and be supported by witness statement or affidavit.
                          (2)    If  an  application  is  made  under  sub-paragraph  (1),  the  order  shall  not  be
                   enforced until after the application is determined.
                          (3)    Sub-paragraph (2) does not apply to the taking of steps under paragraph 7 or
                   8 of Schedule 2 to the 2003 Act, as applied by paragraph 13(6) of that Schedule.
                   10.    Variation, satisfaction and discharge of registered order (RSC 115.20)
                          Upon the court being notified by the applicant for registration that an order which has
                   been  registered  has  been  varied,  satisfied  or  discharged,  particulars  of  the  variation,
                   satisfaction or discharge, as the case may be, shall be entered in the register.
                   11.    Variation and cancellation of registration (RSC 115.36)
                          (1)    If  effect  has  been  given  (whether  in  the  Island  or  elsewhere)  to  a  British
                   Islands order, or the order has been varied or discharged by the court by which it was made,
                   the applicant for registration must inform the court.
                          (2)    If such effect has been given in respect of all the money or other property to
                   which the order applies, or if the order has been discharged by the court by which it was
                   made, registration of the order shall be cancelled.
                          (3)    If such effect has been given in respect of only part of the money or other
                   property, or if the order has been varied by the court by which it was made, registration of the
                   order shall be varied accordingly.
                   12.    External forfeiture orders (RSC 115.21A)
                          (1)    In this rule ‘external forfeiture order’ means an order made by a court in a
                   country or territory outside the Island which is enforceable in the Island by virtue of an order
                   under section 32 of the Criminal Justice Act 1991.
                          (2)    Paragraphs  6  to  10  apply,  with  such  modifications  as  are  necessary  and
                   subject  to  the  provisions  of  any  order  under  the  said  section  32,  to  proceedings  for  the
                   registration and enforcement of external forfeiture orders as they apply to such proceedings in
                   relation to ICC orders.


































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