Deductions from literary proceeds amounts

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In determining the amount to be paid under a literary proceeds order against a person, the court must deduct, to the extent that the property is literary proceeds—

(a)

any expenses and outgoings that the person incurred in deriving the literary proceeds; and

(b)

the value of any property of the person forfeited under—

(i)

this

Act; or

(ii)

a recognised Australian forfeiture order; or

(iii)

a foreign forfeiture order, relating to the serious offence to which the literary proceeds order relates;

and

(c)

any amount payable by the person under—

(i)

a pecuniary penalty order; or

(ii)

a recognised Australian pecuniary penalty order; or

(iii)

a foreign pecuniary penalty order, relating to the serious offence to which the literary proceeds order relates;

and

(d)

the amount of any previous literary proceeds order made against the person in relation to the same exploitation of the person's notoriety resulting from the person committing the serious offence in question.

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114 Deductions from literary proceeds amounts