109.These paragraphs correspond to paragraphs 8–9 of Schedule 4 of the PTA and have the same effect. They allow orders made in Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands to be enforced in England and Wales. (There are similar provisions in the Scotland and Northern Ireland Parts of the Schedule.)
110.They provide that the order made in Scotland, Northern Ireland or the Islands must be registered with the High Court: under sub-paragraphs (3)–(4) of paragraph 13 it is for the High Court to make rules about how exactly such orders are to be initially registered and later cancelled or varied. Once the order is registered, the rest of paragraph 13 ensures that the High Court has the appropriate powers to deal with it.
Schedule 4: Forfeiture Orders Paragraphs 12–13: Enforcement of orders made elsewhere in the British Islands