Crimes Ordinance Part XII 12-98 Section 153I Cap. 200 make an order suspending the closure order for 2 years (but not for a shorter period). (5) A court or magistrate making a suspension order— (a) shall attach a condition to the order to the effect that the premises are, during the suspension, to be used only for the purpose proposed and, when occupied, to be occupied by the person proposed; and (b) may attach any other conditions to the order as it or he thinks fit, including the following conditions— (i) that if there is a breach of the condition referred to in paragraph (a), a person will forfeit a specified sum of money; (ii) that a person gives security, in such a manner and such amount as may be specified, in respect of any sum that he may forfeit as a result of a breach of the condition referred to in paragraph (a). (6) A court may enforce payment of any sum of money that is forfeited as a result of a breach of any condition attached to a suspension order in the same manner as if it were a judgment debt and any money recovered shall be paid into the general revenue. (7) Where a closure order is suspended and is not revived under section 153K, the order shall cease to have effect at the end of the 2-year period for which it was suspended. (8) A court or magistrate making a suspension order shall, as soon as reasonably practicable, send to the Land Registrar and to the Commissioner of Police a copy of the order, sealed with the seal of the court or signed by the magistrate. (Amended 8 of 1993 s. 3) (Added 69 of 1990 s. 7) Verified Copy Last updated date 5.12.2014