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ules of procedure and evidence 389
3. The Prosecutor, the convicted person and any bona fide third party with
an interest in the relevant proceeds, property or assets may submit evidence
relevant to the issue.
4. After considering any evidence submitted, a Chamber may issue an order
of forfeiture in relation to specific proceeds, property or assets if it is satisfied
that these have been derived directly or indirectly from the crime.
Rule 148
Orders to transfer fines or forfeitures to the Trust Fund
Before making an order pursuant to article 79, paragraph 2, a Chamber may
request the representatives of the Fund to submit written or oral observations
to it.
Chapter 8
Appeal and revision
Section I
General provisions
Rule 149
Rules governing proceedings in the Appeals Chamber
Parts 5 and 6 and rules governing proceedings and the submission of evidence
in the Pre-Trial and Trial Chambers shall apply mutatis mutandis to proceedings
in the Appeals Chamber.
Section II
Appeals against convictions, acquittals, sentences and reparation orders
Rule 150
Appeal
1. Subject to sub-rule 2, an appeal against a decision of conviction or acquittal
under article 74, a sentence under article 76 or a reparation order under article
75 may be filed not later than 30 days from the date on which the party filing
the appeal is notified of the decision, the sentence or the reparation order.
2. The Appeals Chamber may extend the time limit set out in sub-rule 1, for
good cause, upon the application of the party seeking to file the appeal.
3. The appeal shall be filed with the Registrar.