s. 93 respect of which the period referred to in section 89(1) has expired may, with the signed written consent of the person against whom the infringement warrant is or infringement warrants are issued, seize or take in the execution of it or them personal property— (a) that is used by that person primarily as a means of transport; and (b) that could not, but for this subsection, be seized or taken because of section 42 of the Supreme Court Act 1986. (3) A consent given by a person under subsection (2) is only effective if— (a) it is given after the delivery to the person by a person authorised to execute the infringement warrant or infringement warrants of a written statement containing the prescribed details and setting out the effect of giving the consent; and (b) a copy of the signed written consent has been delivered to the person giving the consent. (4) If personal property referred to in subsection (2) is seized or taken in execution of an infringement warrant or infringement warrants in accordance with that subsection— (a) the proceeds of sale of the property must be applied towards the amounts named in the infringement warrant or infringement warrants together with all lawful costs of execution; and (b) any amount remaining after those amounts and costs have been paid— (i) must be applied to satisfy any other unexecuted infringement warrant issued
respect of which the period referred to in section 89(1) has expired may, with the signed written consent of the person against whom the infringement warrant is or infringement warrants are issued, seize or take in the execution of it or them personal property— (a) that is used by that person primarily as a means of transport; and (b) that could not, but for this subsection, be seized or taken because of section 42 of the Supreme Court Act 1986. s. 93 (3) A consent given by a person under subsection (2) is only effective if— (a) it is given after the delivery to the person by a person authorised to execute the infringement warrant or infringement warrants of a written statement containing the prescribed details and setting out the effect of giving the consent; and (b) a copy of the signed written consent has been delivered to the person giving the consent. (4) If personal property referred to in subsection (2) is seized or taken in execution of an infringement warrant or infringement warrants in accordance with that subsection— (a) the proceeds of sale of the property must be applied towards the amounts named in the infringement warrant or infringement warrants together with all lawful costs of execution; and (b) any amount remaining after those amounts and costs have been paid— (i) must be applied to satisfy any other unexecuted infringement warrant issued
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