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Section 16 - Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 - Simplified outline of this Part — Zoe

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#### 16 Simplified outline of this Part Restraining orders can be made against property, in relation to certain offences, on grounds that relate to possible forfeiture or confiscation orders relating to those offences. (There is not always a requirement that a person has been convicted of such an offence.)

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