(d)
where appropriate, a statement of the amount which it is desired to restrain
and the grounds on which this amount is estimated;
(e)
where applicable, a statement of the estimated time expected to elapse before
the case is committed for trial and before a final judgment may be given.
(5)
The Requesting Party shall advise the Requested Party of any alteration in an
estimate of time referred to in paragraph 4(e) above and in doing so shall also give
information about the stage of proceedings reached. Each Party shall advise the other
promptly of any appeal or variation made in respect of restraint action requested or taken.
(6)
The Requested Party may impose a condition limiting the duration of the
restraint. The Requested Party shall notify the Requesting Party promptly of any such
condition, and the reason for it.
(7)
The Parties may request assistance in enforcing a confiscation order. Such a
request shall be accompanied by:-
(1)
a copy of the order, certified by the court which made the order or by the
Central Authority;
(ii)
confirmation that:-
(a)
neither the order nor any conviction to which it relates is subject to appeal;
(b)
the order is enforceable in the territory of the Requesting Party;
(iii)
information regarding:-
(a)
where appropriate, the property available for enforcement or the property in
respect of which assistance is sought, stating the relationship between that property and the
person against whom the order has been made, and, as far as possible setting out the details
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