Chapter 3: Enforcement Section 43: Further provision about forfeiture
This Section sets out how applications for an order for the forfeiture of products will be made to the courts in England and Wales and Northern Ireland.
	Applications for an order for forfeiture of products can be made in cases where proceedings have been brought in England and Wales and Northern Ireland for an offence under either (a) Section 32; or (b) paragraph 36(1) or (2) of Schedule 5 to the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
	Subsection (4) establishes that the court may only make an order for forfeiture if (a) the Secretary of State has given notice to every identifiable person with an interest in the product of the application, date and location of the proceedings for forfeiture; or (b) the court is satisfied that it was reasonable in the circumstances not to have given such notice.
	Subsection (5) provides for any person having an interest in any forfeitable products to appear in court proceedings under Section 42.
	Subsection (6) is a safeguard. It provides that a forfeiture order may not take effect until the period for appealing against the court’s decision to order forfeiture has ended or, if an appeal is made, until it has been determined or withdrawn.