32—Court may set aside a disposition contravening a restraining order
(1) The DPP may apply
to the court to set aside a disposition or dealing with property that
contravenes a restraining order if that disposition or dealing was—
(a) not
for sufficient consideration; or
(b) not
in favour of a person who acted in good faith.
(2) The DPP must give,
to each party to the disposition or dealing, written notice of both the
application and the grounds on which it seeks the setting aside of the
disposition or dealing.
(3) On an application
under this section the court may—
(a) set
aside the disposition or dealing from the day it occurred; or
(b) set
aside the disposition or dealing from the day on which the order is made and
declare the rights of any persons who acquired interests in the property on or
after the day of the disposition or dealing and before the day on which the
order is made.