Section 37: Setting aside registration of forfeiture order
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37. Setting aside registration of forfeiture order
(1) On the application of any person against whom the registration of a
forfeiture order in terms of section 35 has been made, the registration may
be set aside if the Court at which it was registered is satisfied that—
(a) the order was registered in breach of this Act;
(b) the order is subject to review or appeal;
(c) the person against whom the order was made, through no fault
on his part, did not appear at the proceedings concerned or did
not receive notice of the said proceedings as prescribed by the
Statute or, if no such notice has been prescribed, that he did not
receive reasonable notice of the proceedings so as to enable him
to defend himself at the proceedings; or
(d) the order has already been satisfied.
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(2) The Court hearing an application referred to in subsection (1) may, at
any time, postpone the hearing of the application to such date as it may
determine.