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Criminal Property Confiscation Act 2000

Div 2Criminal benefits

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Division 2 — Criminal benefits

Criminal benefits declarations, applying for 9
Criminal benefits declarations for crime‑derived property, making 9
Criminal benefits declarations for unlawfully acquired property, making 10
Criminal benefits declarations, limits on making and ancillary orders for 10
Criminal benefits, assessing value of 11
Criminal benefits declaration, effect of 11

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