1[11R.
Evidentiary standard for forfeiture.—(1) The court may pass an order for forfeiture under
section 11Q upon conviction and only if satisfied on reasonable grounds that the money or other property is a
terrorist property and before so doing must give an opportunity to be heard to any person,—
(a) who is not a party to the proceedings; and
(b) who claims to be the owner of or otherwise interested in any of the money or other property which
can be forfeited under this section.
(2) An order may be made under section 11Q, whether or not proceedings are brought against all the
persons for an offence with which the money or other property is connected.]
11S. Appeal against forfeiture order 1* * *. — (1) Any party to the proceedings in a which a forfeiture
order is made under 2[section 11Q] 1* * may appeal to the High Court against such an order.
(2) An appeal must be brought before the end of the period of thirty days beginning with the date on which
the forfeiture order was made.
11T. Deposit of 2[money or other property] in a fund. (1) Any 2[money or other property] to which a
forfeiture order under sections 11R and 11S applies, along with 2[any addition, return,] profit and loss accrued,
shall be deposited into a special fund to be notified by the Federal Government
(a) after the expiry of the limitation period within which an appeal against the forfeiture order may be
brought under section 115 (2); or
(b) where an appeal brought under section 11 S has been determined and disposed of.
(2) Any fund constituted by the Federal Government under subsection (1) may also be used to
compensate victims of acts of terrorism or in the case of deceased victims, their dependants.
2[(3) The Federal Government may, by rules made under this Act, prescribe the manner of administration
of the fund and management or disposal of the money or property forfeited under this Act.]
1[11U. Deproscription.(1) The Federal Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, at any
time remove any organization or person from the First Schedule or Fourth Schedule, as the ease may be, on the
basis that no reasonable ground for proscription exists.
(2) After three years of the disposal of appeal, if any, or where no appeal was filed, from the date of the
order of proscription, or form the date of any refusal of an application of deproscription,—
(a) the Federal Government shall conduct review of the proscriptions to determine whether any
proscription may be cancelled on the basis provided for under subsection (1); and
(b) until a proscription is cancelled. any money or other property frozen or seized on account of the
proscription shall remain frozen or seized, as the case may be.
(3) On cancellation or the proscription under this Act, any money or other property shall has been frozen or
seized shall be released in a timely manner.].
1 Subs. and omitted by Act VII of 2014, ss13,14,15.
2 Omitted, ins. subs. and added by Act XIII of 2013, ss. 1112.
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