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 the property which a person has obtained through the commission of an offence;

save where this property belongs to another person who had no knowledge of and did not connive in the commission of the offence.

The property—

which has been given in accordance with the stipulations of section 143, section 144, section 149, section 150, section 167, section 201, or section 202; or

which has been given to induce a person to commit an offence or as a reward for the commission by a person of an offence;

shall all be confiscated, save where such property belongs to another person who had no knowledge of and did not connive in the commission of the offence.

The property adjudged by a court to confiscation shall vest in the State, but the court may adjudge that the property to be made unusable or that the property to be destroyed.

In the event that a court has already ordered confiscation of [any] property according to section 33 or section 34, if it later appears from a motion of the true owner that the true owner had no knowledge of and did not connive in the commission of the offence, the court shall then order the property to be returned, if the property is still in the possession of an officer.