Northern Territory Consolidated Acts11. Crime-used property
(1) For the purposes of this Act, property is crime-used if -
(a) the property is or was used, or intended for use, directly or indirectly, in or in connection with the commission of a forfeiture offence or in or in connection with facilitating the commission of a forfeiture offence;
(b) the property is or was used for storing property that was acquired unlawfully in the course of the commission of a forfeiture offence; or
(c) an act or omission was done, omitted to be done or facilitated in or on the property in connection with the commission of a forfeiture offence.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), property described in that subsection is crime-used whether or not -
(a) the property is also used, or intended or able to be used, for another purpose;
(b) any person who used or intended to use the property as mentioned in subsection (1) has been identified;
(c) any person who did or omitted to do anything that constitutes all or part of the relevant forfeiture offence has been identified; or
(d) any person has been charged with or convicted of the relevant forfeiture offence.