129—Court may confirm confiscation order under this Part
(1) A court may
confirm a confiscation order under this Part if satisfied that, when the DPP
applied for the order, the court could have made the order—
(a) in
the case of a pecuniary penalty order—on the ground that the person had
committed the serious offence or some other serious offence; or
(b) in
the case of a literary proceeds order—on the ground that the person had
committed the serious offence in relation to which the person’s
conviction was quashed or some other serious offence; or
(c) in
any case—without relying on the person’s conviction of the serious
offence.
(2) A court that
confirms a confiscation order under this Part may—
(a) make
such variations to the confiscation order as the court thinks fit; and
(b) make
such ancillary orders as the court thinks fit.