
Art. 69 Confiscation by Judgment is allowed in respect of:-
1. Objects originating from an offence or used for its commission, except if these be in the ownership of a person not implicated in the offence in any manner. 2. Objects which may be assumed to be intended for a criminal purpose, provided this is deemed necessary having regard for judicial security.
3. Objects or proceeds acquired by a criminal offence to which no party has a lawful claim or a monetary amount corresponding to such proceeds or objects purchased for such gain. If full proof of the value of the proceeds cannot be adduced, the Judge may assess the amount thereof.
Subject to statute provisions providing for a different arrangement, the confiscated property shall accrue to the State Treasury. If anyone has suffered loss by reason of the offence he/she shall, however, have priority to the value if compensation cannot be obtained by other means.
If an association is dissolved by Judgment its assets shall be confiscated to the State Treasury and public authorities shall then take its books and records for safekeeping.