What is confiscable property
4 What is confiscable property
Property of the following kinds is confiscable to the extent provided by this Act —
property equal in value to any amount by which the total value of a person’s wealth exceeds the value of the person’s lawfully acquired wealth (unexplained wealth — see section 144);
certain property, services, advantages and benefits obtained by a person who has been involved in the commission of a confiscation offence (criminal benefits — see section 145);
property used in or in connection with the commission of a confiscation offence, or property of equal value (crime‑used property — see section 146);
property derived directly or indirectly from the commission of a confiscation offence (crime‑derived property — see section 148);
property owned, effectively controlled or given away by a person who is declared to be a drug trafficker under section 32A(1) of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1981, or who absconds before a declaration can be made (declared drug trafficker — see section 159).
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