s. s. 157 158 (12) A reference in this section to the Crimes S. 157(12) (Confiscation of Profits) Act 1986 is a reference inserted by No. 80/1998 to that Act as in force immediately before its s. 5(2). repeal. (13) The amendments made to this section by section 5 S. 157(13) inserted by of the Crimes, Confiscation and Evidence Acts No. 80/1998 (Amendment) Act 1998 do not affect the rights s. 5(2). of the parties that were the subject of the proceeding known as Martin v Cooper and Martin heard in the Magistrates' Court at Melbourne and determined on 7 October 1998. (14) In this section, a reference to Part 4 does not S. 157(14) inserted by include Part 4 as substituted by section 49 of the No. 68/2010 Confiscation Amendment Act 2010. s. 67(2). 158 Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003—definition of S. 158 inserted by transitional provision tainted property No. 63/2003 s. 42. The definition of as amended by tainted property section 4(5) of the Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003, in so far as it relates to an offence under section 122 or 123(1), applies only with respect to an offence under section 122 or 123(1) of which a person is convicted after the commencement of section 4(5) of that Act. 159 Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003—declaration S. 159 inserted by of property interests transitional provision No. 63/2003 s. 42. Sections 19A to 19E apply only in relation to property in respect of which a restraining order is made after the commencement of section 8 of the Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003. 160 Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003—freezing S. 160 inserted by orders transitional provision No. 63/2003 s. 42.
S. 157(12) inserted by No. 80/1998 s. 5(2). s. 157 (12) A reference in this section to the Crimes (Confiscation of Profits) Act 1986 is a reference to that Act as in force immediately before its repeal. S. 157(13) inserted by No. 80/1998 s. 5(2). (13) The amendments made to this section by section 5 of the Crimes, Confiscation and Evidence Acts (Amendment) Act 1998 do not affect the rights of the parties that were the subject of the proceeding known as Martin v Cooper and Martin heard in the Magistrates' Court at Melbourne and determined on 7 October 1998. S. 157(14) inserted by No. 68/2010 s. 67(2). (14) In this section, a reference to Part 4 does not include Part 4 as substituted by section 49 of the Confiscation Amendment Act 2010. S. 158 inserted by No. 63/2003 s. 42. 158 Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003—definition of tainted property transitional provision s. 158 The definition of tainted property as amended by section 4(5) of the Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003, in so far as it relates to an offence under section 122 or 123(1), applies only with respect to an offence under section 122 or 123(1) of which a person is convicted after the commencement of section 4(5) of that Act. S. 159 inserted by No. 63/2003 s. 42. 159 Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003—declaration of property interests transitional provision Sections 19A to 19E apply only in relation to property in respect of which a restraining order is made after the commencement of section 8 of the Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003. S. 160 inserted by No. 63/2003 s. 42. 160 Confiscation (Amendment) Act 2003—freezing orders transitional provision
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