. provided that the nature of the offence is such that it may result in considerable financial proceeds and that there is reason to believe that the property is fully or partially derived from criminal activity that is not to be considered insignificant. (641/2009) (2) Moreover, full or partial forfeiture of property, referred to in subsection 1, to the State may be ordered (1) on a person whose relationship to a person referred to in subsection 1 is one covered by section 3, subsection 1 of the Act on the Recovery of Assets to Bankruptcy Estates (758/1991) (close person) and (2) on a private entrepreneur, a company, another corporation or foundation whose relationship to a person referred to in subsection 1 or a close person of his or hers is one covered by section 3, subsection 2, paragraphs (1) or (2) of the Act on the Recovery of Assets to Bankruptcy Estates, if there is reason to believe that the property has been conveyed to the same in order to avoid forfeiture or liability. (3) A forfeiture referred to in subsection 2 shall not be ordered if the property has been conveyed more than five years before the commission of the offence referred to in subsection 1. (4) If the same forfeiture is ordered on two or more persons, their liability is joint and several. Section 4 — Forfeiture of an instrument of crime (875/2001) (1) The following instruments shall be ordered forfeit to the State, when used in the commission of an offence: (1) a firearm, edged weapon or another similar lethal instrument, and (2) any other object or property the possession of which is punishable. (2) Also the following may be ordered forfeit to the State: (1) an object or property that has been used in the commission of an intentional offence, and (2) an object or property that is closely connected to an intentional offence for which the proceedings have been brought, when it has been obtained or prepared solely or mainly for the intentional offence or where its characteristics make it especially suitable as an instrument of an intentional offence. (3) In the assessment of the need for forfeiture, special consideration shall be taken of the prevention of further offences. Section 5 — Forfeiture of certain other property (875/2001) (1) An object or property which has been produced, manufactured or brought about by way of an offence, or at which an offence has been directed, shall be ordered forfeit to the State if its possession is punishable.