Section 360. Rights of Third Persons
(1) If a criminally acquired property has been found on a third person, such property shall be returned, on the basis of ownership, to the owner or lawful possessor thereof.

(2) If a criminally acquired property has been returned to the owner or lawful possessor thereof, the third person who acquired such property, or pledge, in good faith has the right to submit a claim, in accordance with the procedures laid down in the Civil Procedure Law, regarding compensation for the loss, including against an accused or convicted person.

(2^1) If a criminally acquired property is an immovable property that escheats to the State, it shall be left in the ownership of a third person who acquired such property in good faith and its ownership rights have been corroborated in a public register. The value of such property shall be recovered, in accordance with the procedures laid down in the Civil Procedure Law, for the benefit of the State from the person who has committed a criminal offence.

(3) If a criminally acquired immovable property is confiscated (from a third person), the confiscation itself may not be grounds to request early fulfilment of obligations which are secured with the relevant immovable property or to believe that the abovementioned obligations are being violated.