505 Interception of Communications No. 25] grounds on which the interception direction or the purpose for which the entry warrant was issued, has ceased to exist; Or (6) terminate the entry warrant and make an order affirming the interception direction if the application for the interception direction and the entry warrant are related and he is satisfied that the interception of communications can be obtained by use only of the interception direction. (2) Where a Judge terminates an interception direction or an entry warrant pursuant to subsection (1), he shall forthwith in writing inform the authorised officer concerned of the termination. (3) Where an interception direction issued in accordance with this Act is terminated in accordance with subsection (1)(a)(i): (a) the contents of any communication intercepted under that direction shall be inadmissible as evidence in any criminal proceedings or civil proceedings which may be contemplated, unless the Court is of the opinion that the admission of such evidence would not render the trial unfair or otherwise detrimental to the administration of justice; or (b) any postal article that was taken into possession under that direction shall be dealt with in accordance with section 16(3). (4) Where anentry warrant is terminated in accordance with this section, the authorised officer shall, within a period of two weeks, after having been informed of the