This legislation has been repealed.
13—Evidence and standard of proof
(1) A question of fact
on an application for a forfeiture order is to be decided on the balance of
probabilities.
(2) However, if the
commission of the forfeiture offence on which the application is based has not
been established by conviction of the offender, the commission of the offence
must be established beyond reasonable doubt.
(3) A court may accept
a particular allegation as sufficiently proved if—
(a) the
allegation is contained in a written statement signed by the Director of
Public Prosecutions or the defendant; and
(b) the
prosecution or the defence (as the case requires) has been given an
opportunity to dispute the allegation in accordance with the regulations; and
(c) the
allegation has not been disputed in accordance with the regulations.