Criminal benefits declarations, limits on making and ancillary orders for
18 Criminal benefits declarations, limits on making and ancillary orders for
The court is not to make a criminal benefits declaration in relation to any property, service, advantage or benefit if —
a criminal benefits declaration has already been made in relation to the property, service, advantage or benefit; or
the property, service, advantage or benefit has been confiscated under this Act or any other enactment; or
the property, service, advantage or benefit, or its value, has been taken into account for the purpose of making an unexplained wealth declaration against the respondent.
When making a criminal benefits declaration, the court is to —
assess the value of the criminal benefit acquired by the respondent in accordance with section 19; and
specify the assessed value of the criminal benefit in the declaration.
When making a criminal benefits declaration, the court may make any necessary or convenient ancillary orders.
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