s. 36N (a) the deponent of the affidavit supporting the S. 36M(1)(a) application does suspect that the property is amended by No. 55/2014 tainted property; and s. 6(1). (b) there are reasonable grounds for that suspicion. S. 36M(2) (2) To avoid doubt, if an application under inserted by section 36K for a civil forfeiture restraining order No. 55/2014 s. 6(2). in respect of property is made in relation to more than one Schedule 2 offence, the court may be satisfied that the deponent of the affidavit reasonably suspects that the property is tainted property despite the deponent being unable to specify— (a) in relation to which of the Schedule 2 offence or offences the property is tainted; or (b) the extent to which the property is tainted in relation to each of the Schedule 2 offences. S. 36N 36N Notice of civil forfeiture restraining order to be inserted by given to persons affected No. 68/2010 s. 49 (as (1) If— amended by No. 73/2011 (a) a civil forfeiture restraining order is made in ss 21–23). respect of property of a person; and (b) notice had not been given to that person of the application for the civil forfeiture restraining order— the applicant must give written notice of the making of the civil forfeiture restraining order to that person. (2) If a person to whom notice must be given under subsection (1) cannot be found after all reasonable steps have been taken to locate the person, the applicant must—
S. 36M(1)(a) amended by No. 55/2014 s. 6(1). (a) the deponent of the affidavit supporting the application does suspect that the property is tainted property; and (b) there are reasonable grounds for that suspicion. S. 36M(2) inserted by No. 55/2014 s. 6(2). (2) To avoid doubt, if an application under section 36K for a civil forfeiture restraining order in respect of property is made in relation to more than one Schedule 2 offence, the court may be satisfied that the deponent of the affidavit reasonably suspects that the property is tainted property despite the deponent being unable to specify— (a) in relation to which of the Schedule 2 offence or offences the property is tainted; or (b) the extent to which the property is tainted in relation to each of the Schedule 2 offences. S. 36N inserted by No. 68/2010 s. 49 (as amended by No. 73/2011 ss 21–23). 36N Notice of civil forfeiture restraining order to be given to persons affected s. 36N (1) If— (a) a civil forfeiture restraining order is made in respect of property of a person; and (b) notice had not been given to that person of the application for the civil forfeiture restraining order— the applicant must give written notice of the making of the civil forfeiture restraining order to that person. (2) If a person to whom notice must be given under subsection (1) cannot be found after all reasonable steps have been taken to locate the person, the applicant must—