Printing Presses and Publications 11 (b) in the case of a periodical publication, prohibit the importation of any past or future issue thereof; (c) in the case of a publication which has been issued or appears or purports to have been issued from any publishing house, agency or other source specified in the order, prohibit the importation of any other publication which may at any time whether before or after the date of the order has been, or appears or purports to have been, issued from the specified publishing house, agency or other source; (d) require the publisher thereof to make such deposits of such amount and in such manner as may be prescribed therein before any such publication may be imported. (3) Where the Minister is satisfied that the publisher of any publication has acted in contravention of the Act or any rules or order made thereunder or any condition of the licence or permit or any law relating to sedition or defamation, he may after giving such publisher an opportunity to show cause why the deposit made under paragraph 2(d) should not be forfeited, order the deposit or part thereof to be forfeited. (4) Whether or not an order has been made under subsection (3) the court may order the deposit or any balance thereof, if any— (a) to be forfeited where the publisher fails to appear in court to answer any criminal charge or civil action relating to any matter in connection with such publication; or (b) to be paid out in settlement of any judgment obtained against the publisher arising out of any proceeding in connection with such publication. (5) Where a deposit made under paragraph 2(d) is ordered to be forfeited or utilized in settlement of any damages under subsection (3) or (4), the order of prohibition under subsection (1) shall become absolute unless the publisher makes a further deposit as may be required by the Minister.