(a) the registrar of the Supreme Court issues a
forfeiture certificate; or
(b) a person produces a forfeiture certificate to
the registrar of the Supreme Court.
(2) The registrar must file the
forfeiture certificate, without payment of fee.
(3) On filing—
(a) the
certificate is a record of the Supreme Court; and
(b) the order it mentions
is taken to be a judgment of the Supreme Court, properly entered, obtained by
the State as plaintiff in an action for the recovery of the property to which
the order relates against the person from whom the property has been divested;
and
(c) the State may take the proceedings to recover the property that could
be taken if the judgment had been given in favour of the State.
