29 public mass media, showing therein items of the property, and require whoever alleges right therein, to prove his suit, within six months, of the date of publication of the proclamation. (3) When the period of six months elapses, without any person proving his right in the property, the Superior Prosecution Attorney may sell the same, and deposit the value thereof, as trust in the treasury of the State. (4) Where there comes later a person and proves his right in the property, the Superior Prosecution Attorney shall order delivery of such property thereto, where the same is found, or its value, after payment of expenses. Disposal of property after lapse of the criminal suit 101.(1) Where the criminal suit elapses, the decision, or judgement of lapse thereof shall include an order of the manner of disposal of attached property, to be issued in accordance with the provisions of this Act. (2) Where the criminal suit elapses, by the end of trial, the order of disposal of the attached property may be transferred to the superior Magistrate of the Criminal Court. (3) In decisions and judgements, which may be subject of appeal, the order of disposal of the attached property shall not be executed, save after the expiry of the period prescribed for appeal; provided that, in all cases, the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, or the court may issue an order of delivery of the property, to the person it deems to have a right to receive the same, where he executes a bond, with, or without financial security, whereby he binds himself to restore the property, in case of modification of the judgement . Compensating the injured person out of the attached property 102. Where the court orders compensating any injured person, in the criminal suit, it shall compensate him, out of any attached property, belonging to the offender. Order to destroy exhibits and harmful materials 103.(1) The Court, upon termination of trial, may order the destruction of any exhibit, material or commodity, where the existence thereof causes damage. (2) The Magistrate himself shall assume supervision of destruction of exhibits, and he may seek the help of any technical body. Order to restore possession of immovable property 104.(1) Where any person is convicted of an offence connected with use of criminal force, or intimidation, and the same has resulted in