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CurrentFindings that property is crime‑used or crime‑derived, making
Part 8Court jurisdiction and evidentiary matters
106 Findings that property is crime‑used or crime‑derived, making
A finding that particular property is crime‑used or crime‑derived, or that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that it is crime‑used or crime‑derived, and any decision, declaration or order based on such a finding —
(a)
need not be based on a finding as to the commission of a particular confiscation offence, but may be based on a finding that some confiscation offence or other has been committed; and
(b)
may be made whether or not anyone has been charged with or convicted of the relevant confiscation offence; and
(c)
may be made whether or not anyone who owns or effectively controls the property has been identified.
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