. (3) the forfeiture would be unreasonable in view of the nature of the offence and the object or property, the financial standing of the defendant, and the other circumstances. (2) On the prerequisites referred to in subsection 1, the forfeiture may be ordered on value instead of the object or property, or only a part of the object, property or value. Likewise, a partial forfeiture of the object or property and a partial forfeiture of the value may be ordered. A partial forfeiture of the proceeds of crime may also be ordered. Section 11 — Miscellaneous provisions (875/2001) (1) When the forfeiture liability of someone else than the suspect or the defendant is being considered in a criminal investigation or in criminal proceedings, the procedural provisions on the suspect or the defendant apply to that person in so far as appropriate. (2) If compensation or restitution has been paid or ordered to be paid after the issue of the decision referred to in section 2, subsection 3, the forfeiture may be enforced to a correspondingly reduced amount. If the forfeiture has already been enforced, the Legal Register Centre may on the written application of the person in question order that the amount be paid from State funds. Notwithstanding what is provided elsewhere in law on the obligation of secrecy, the person in question has the right, for preparation of the application, to receive from the Legal Register Centre information on the enforcement of the forfeiture sanction referred to above. If more than one application is made on the basis of the same offence, the applications shall be decided at the same time, unless this causes unreasonable hindrance to the applicants. If the enforced forfeiture sanction is insufficient to cover the payment of all the debts, payment shall be made in proportion to the size of the debts, applying as appropriate the provisions of Chapters 17 and 18 of the Bankruptcy Act (120/2004). A person who is dissatisfied with the decision of the Legal Register Centre may file an action at the place of domicile of the plaintiff or at the Helsinki District Court. The action shall be filed within one month of the date of the decision of the Legal Register Centre. If several actions are filed on the basis of applications that were made on the basis of the same offence, the actions shall be considered by the District Court where the first action was filed. Other district courts shall transfer the actions for the consideration of said District Court. An action to this effect shall be brought in the District Court of the plaintiff’s domicile or the District Court of Helsinki within five years from the date when the judgment containing the forfeiture order became final. The State, represented by the Legal Register Centre, is the respondent in such a case. (347/2013) (3) A person who in good faith has obtained a mortgage, a lien or a right of retention to an object or property referred to in section 4 or 5 and ordered forfeit may foreclose on the same regardless of whether the underlying receivable has become