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In forceFreezing orders, court’s duties when considering applications for
Part 4Preventing dealings in confiscable property
Division 3Freezing orders for confiscable property
44 Freezing orders, court’s duties when considering applications for
When considering an application for a freezing order, the court must —
(a)
consider each matter that is alleged by the applicant, either in the application or in the course of the proceedings, as a ground for making the order; and
(b)
set out in the order each ground that the court finds is a ground on which the order may be made.
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