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Assets Can Be Recovered So Long As Criminal Offence Proved


 
Assets Recovery Agency Has A Success
Director of Assets Recovery Agency v Szepietowski and others[2007] EWCA Civ 766
CA
Weekly Law Reports Summary
24 July 2007

On an application for an interim receiving order under s 246 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 the Director of the Assets Recovery Agency had to establish a good arguable case that the property to be recovered or other property it represented had been obtained by unlawful conduct. It was sufficient to show that a criminal offence had been committed and the property had been obtained by it or in return for it. It was not necessary to prove that a particular person committed a particular offence on a particular day.

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