Section 32: Contravention of Order
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32. Contravention of Order
(1) A person who knowingly contravenes a Restriction Order by disposing of or otherwise dealing with property that is subject to the Order shall
commit an offence.
(2) The Enforcement Authority may apply to a Judge for an order that
any dealing with property be set aside where—
(a) the property is dealt with in contravention of the Order; or
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(b) the dealing was not for sufficient consideration or not in favour
of a person who acted in good faith and without notice of the
Order.
(3) The Judge may, on an application under subsection (2), order that—
(a) the disposition or dealing shall be set aside from the day on
which it took place; or
(b) the disposition or dealing shall be set aside from the day on
which he makes the order and declare the respective rights of
every person who acquired an interest in the property on or after
the day on which the disposition or dealing took place and before the day on which he makes the order.