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Singapore Armed Forces Act 1972 s 91

s 91 Power to order restitution of stolen property

91.—(1) Where a person has been convicted by a subordinate military court of having stolen, dishonestly misappropriated or converted, received, knowing it to be stolen, or otherwise unlawfully obtained, any property, and the property or any part thereof is found in the possession of the offender, the president of the court may order the property so found to be restored to the person appearing to be the lawful owner thereof. (2) A like order may be made with respect to any property found in the possession of such offender, which appears to the president of the subordinate military court to have been obtained by the conversion or exchange of any of the property stolen, dishonestly misappropriated or converted, received or unlawfully obtained. (3) An order under this section does not bar the right of any person, other than the offender, or anyone claiming through him or her, to recover any property or money delivered or paid pursuant to an order made under this section from the person to whom the same is so delivered or paid.

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