C-25.1 - Code of Penal Procedure

Section 222 Disposition versions

2006-10-02

222. When rendering judgment, the judge shall, where applicable, in accordance with Division IV of Chapter III, adapted as required, make an order for the disposition of things seized or the proceeds of the sale thereof that are still in detention, and of things submitted in evidence. The order is executory only after the expiry of 30 days, unless the parties waive that period.

The judge may also make any other order provided for by law.

In the case described in article 165, orders provided for by law may be made by a judge having jurisdiction to make them in the judicial district where proceedings were instituted.

If the judge who rendered the judgment does not have jurisdiction to make the orders referred to in this article, the orders may be made by any other judge who does have the required jurisdiction.

1987, c. 96, a. 222; 2005, c. 27, s. 13.

1999-04-01

In force: 1993-11-01

222. When rendering judgment, the judge shall, where applicable, in accordance with Division IV of Chapter III, adapted as required, make an order for the disposition of things seized or the proceeds of the sale thereof that are still in detention, and of things submitted in evidence. The order is executory only after the expiry of 30 days, unless the parties waive that period.

The judge may also make any other order provided for by law.

In force: 1993-11-01

In the case described in article 165, orders provided for by law may be made by a judge having jurisdiction to make them in the judicial district where proceedings were instituted.

1987, c. 96, a. 222.