If it deems it useful, the criminal court will hear, if necessary by rogatory commission, the owner of the seized property, the convicted person and any person with rights to the property that was the subject of the foreign confiscation order.
The persons mentioned in the previous paragraph may be represented by a lawyer.
The criminal court is bound by the findings of fact in the foreign decision. If these findings are insufficient, it may request, by letter rogatory, that the foreign authority that issued the decision provide the necessary additional information within a time limit that it sets.