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Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act 2002
sec.202Making of special forfeiture order
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### sec.202 Making of special forfeiture order
If the Supreme Court is satisfied the prescribed respondent has derived, is deriving or will derive benefits under the relevant contract, the court may make a special forfeiture order.
The order must—
state, as the amount to be paid to the State, the amount assessed under part 2 as the value of the benefit derived under the relevant contract; and
direct any person who, under the relevant contract, is required to pay amounts to the prescribed respondent or another person, at the request or by the direction of the prescribed respondent, to pay the amounts to the State.
(sec.202-ssec.1) If the Supreme Court is satisfied the prescribed respondent has derived, is deriving or will derive benefits under the relevant contract, the court may make a special forfeiture order.
(sec.202-ssec.2) The order must— state, as the amount to be paid to the State, the amount assessed under part 2 as the value of the benefit derived under the relevant contract; and direct any person who, under the relevant contract, is required to pay amounts to the prescribed respondent or another person, at the request or by the direction of the prescribed respondent, to pay the amounts to the State.
- (a) state, as the amount to be paid to the State, the amount assessed under part 2 as the value of the benefit derived under the relevant contract; and
- (b) direct any person who, under the relevant contract, is required to pay amounts to the prescribed respondent or another person, at the request or by the direction of the prescribed respondent, to pay the amounts to the State.