Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Restoration of possession: court may restore dispossessed immovable property on conviction and evict occupants if necessary. Where a person is convicted of using criminal force, show of force or criminal intimidation to dispossess another of immovable property, the court may order restoration of possession and, if necessary, eviction by force; appellate courts may make such orders if the trial court did not, applicable procedural provisions govern, and such orders do not prejudice civil rights to the property.
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Restoration of possession: court may restore dispossessed immovable property on conviction and evict occupants if necessary.
Where a person is convicted of using criminal force, show of force or criminal intimidation to dispossess another of immovable property, the court may order restoration of possession and, if necessary, eviction by force; appellate courts may make such orders if the trial court did not, applicable procedural provisions govern, and such orders do not prejudice civil rights to the property.
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