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Proceeds of Crime & Asset Forfeiture |
Members of chambers have wide ranging experience of all aspects of asset forfeiture, from restraint proceedings and management receiverships to confiscation and enforcement proceedings.18 Red Lion Court has presented major public seminars on the Proceeds of Crime regime and continues to be a leading chambers in this area.
Members are frequently asked to advise on and draft requests for Restraint Orders and the appointment of Management Receivers. Members also regularly appear in the Crown Court to make the more complex Restraint applications.
We offer assistance with both straightforward and contested or factually complex asset forfeiture matters. We have proved adept at negotiating the more subtle points of law and procedure, and have made submissions on such issues before the House of Lords and the Court of Appeal.
Members of 18 Red Lion Court also advise banks and solicitors’ firms to enable them to comply with the anti-money laundering measures detailed in the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, Terrorism Act 2000 and Money Laundering Regulations 2007.
22.04.2008
Three former directors were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud in relation to their running of RBG Resources plc (“RBG”). The firm was at the centre of a worldwide metal... More...
25.04.2006
Benefit and immigration fraud: F pleaded guilty to harbouring illegal immigrants and conspiracy to defraud the Department for Work & Pensions.
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21.07.2005
This was a successful appeal brought by the Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office (RCPO) to the House of Lords relating to confiscation orders resulting from the conviction of three defendants for... More...
R v Loizou
[2005] EWCA Crim 1579, The Times 23rd June 2005
05.06.2005
The opening trial for this case alleged that money became criminal property when a person simply intended to use it for a criminal purpose. There was no authority for this... More...
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