75—Making an extension order extending the period before property is
forfeited
(1) The court that
made the restraining order referred to in
section 74(1)(b) may make an order (an "extension order") specifying an
extended period for the purposes of that section if—
(a) an
application for the order is made within 6 months after the start of the day
of the relevant conviction; and
(b) the
applicant has also applied to the court under this Act to exclude property
from the restraining order; and
(c) the
court is satisfied that the applicant made the application to exclude property
from the restraining order without undue delay, and has since diligently
followed up that application.
(2) The extended
period must end not later than 15 months from the start of the day of the
relevant conviction.
(3) The
extension order stops being in force if the application to exclude property
from the restraining order is finally determined before the end of the 6 month
period starting on the day of the relevant conviction.
(4) The extended
period ends if the application to exclude property from the restraining order
is finally determined before the end of the extended period.