Trade Marks Act 1998 s 91

s 91 Retention of control of seized goods

91. Despite section 88, in a case in which no order has been made under section 90(3) in relation to seized goods, the Director‑General is not obliged to release or dispose of the goods if the Government is required or permitted, under any other law, to retain control of the goods.

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