When a person is convicted of an offence involving criminal force, a show of force, or criminal intimidation, and it is apparent to the Court that such actions have led to the dispossession of any immovable property, the Court may, at its discretion, order that possession of the property be restored to the rightful person. This may involve evicting, if necessary, any individual in unlawful possession of the property by force.
Provided that no such order shall be made more than one month after the date of the conviction.

If the Court trying the offence has not issued an order under Sub-Section (1), the Court of appeal, confirmation, or revision may, if deemed appropriate, make such an order while disposing of the appeal, reference, or revision, as the case may be.

When an order is made under Sub-Section (1), the provisions of section 454 shall apply to the order in the same manner as they apply to an order under section 453.

Any order made under this section shall not affect any legal right or interest in the immovable property that a person may prove in a civil suit.