[Art. 69 c If gains derived from an offence have been mixed with possessions that were acquired lawfully, those possessions may be confiscated to the extent of the estimated value of the gains that were mixed with them.] 1) 1) L. 149/2009, 2. gr. [Art. 69 d Confiscation according to Article 69 may be directed at any person who has derived gains from an offence. Confiscation according to the first and second paragraphs of Article 69a may be directed at the person who has committed the offence and any person for whom he or she worked. Liens on items that are confiscated may only be lifted in accordance with the decision of a court in cases where the lien-holder is not in good faith. If any of the persons named in the first and second paragraphs takes measures, after the commission of the offence, regarding ownership or lien rights on gains or items that are to be confiscated, the gains or items may be confiscated from a third party if he or she was aware of the connection between the gains or items and the offence or has demonstrated gross negligence in that regard. The same shall apply in the case of a gift. Confiscation may not be effected if the person concerned is deceased, except in the case of confiscation under Article 69.] 1) 1) L. 149/2009, 2. gr. [Art. 69 e If any person suffers loss or damage when the offence is committed, it may be determined in the judgment that the value of the items confiscated is to be used to pay a compensation claim from the person concerned. Where the person convicted of the offence pays compensation to the offended party in such a case following the delivery of the judgment, then the amount to be confiscated shall be correspondingly reduced.] 1) 1) L. 149/2009, 2. gr. [Art. 69 f Where confiscation of gains, objects, items, valuables or possessions other than the offender is demanded, the demand shall be directed towards the owner or the lien-holder. Where the identity of the owner or lien-holder is not known, or where his or her abode in Iceland is not known, the court may then apply confiscation in an action against the offender. Where the identity of the offender, or that of the lien-holder, is not known, confiscation may be effected by a court judgment without any person being indicted. Where items of value have been seized in the course of the investigation of a case and the identity of their owner is not known and no one lays a lawful claim to them within 5 years, they may then be confiscated.] 1)