Introduction
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The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 defines a restraint order as 'an order prohibiting any specific person from dealing with any realisable property held by him'. They are frequently made in the early stages of an investigation to ensure that assets are available if a confiscation order is made upon conviction. Restraint orders can be made against any specified person, not only the defendant but also third parties who hold property on behalf of the defendant or jointly with them and business partners amongst others.
This webinar will examine this and other significant recent decisions, focusing on practical lessons that can be learnt from them.
Webinar details
Live Broadcast date:
Thursday 08 March 2012
12:30:00
Location:
At your desk
On your Laptop or PC
Event price:
£89
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2
CPD
Hours
