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Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act 2002
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### sch.1-sec.15 Example 6
A is convicted of the confiscation offence of concealing property reasonably suspected of being tainted property.
A came into possession of motor vehicle parts (the stolen parts ) that A knew or had reason to suspect were stolen.
A used the stolen parts to build 2 complete motor vehicles after later buying the rest of the necessary parts with the intention of combining them with the stolen parts.
Before A was charged with the offence, A sold 1 motor vehicle for $30,000 and banked the money.
A was still in possession of the other motor vehicle.
Under section 187 (1) (a) and 192 , the benefit derived by A is—
the banked $30,000 and its accrued interest; and
the value of the motor vehicle still in A’s possession.
(sch.1-sec.15-ssec.1) A is convicted of the confiscation offence of concealing property reasonably suspected of being tainted property.
(sch.1-sec.15-ssec.2) A came into possession of motor vehicle parts (the stolen parts ) that A knew or had reason to suspect were stolen.
(sch.1-sec.15-ssec.3) A used the stolen parts to build 2 complete motor vehicles after later buying the rest of the necessary parts with the intention of combining them with the stolen parts.
(sch.1-sec.15-ssec.4) Before A was charged with the offence, A sold 1 motor vehicle for $30,000 and banked the money.
(sch.1-sec.15-ssec.5) A was still in possession of the other motor vehicle.
(sch.1-sec.15-ssec.6) Under section 187 (1) (a) and 192 , the benefit derived by A is— the banked $30,000 and its accrued interest; and the value of the motor vehicle still in A’s possession.
- (a) the banked $30,000 and its accrued interest; and
- (b) the value of the motor vehicle still in A’s possession.