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Forfeitures.
Non-obligation of Court to pronounce or record forfeit are where forfeiture falls as a statutory consequence of conviction.
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316.—Where—
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(a) a person is convicted by a District Justice of an offence under any provision of this Act, and
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(b) the said provision provides that a particular thing shall, as a statutory consequence of conviction, stand forfeited,
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then, notwithstanding any rule of law, it shall not be necessary for the said Justice—
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(i) to pronounce the fact of such forfeiture at the time of adjudication, or
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(ii) to record the fact of such forfeiture in the Justice's Minute Book or the Charge Sheet or in the order of conviction.
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