The Magistrates’ Courts (Conversion of Terrorist Cryptoassets) Rules 2024
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11 Application for compensation
(1) An application under paragraph 10Z7DL(2) of Schedule 1 for an order for compensation under paragraph 10Z7DL(3) must be made in writing and sent to the court before which the applicant wishes to make the application. (2) But if the applicant has been given a copy of an order under any of paragraphs 10Z7DD(3) or (5) or 10Z7DE(3) or (5) of Schedule 1 (an order for further detention) in respect of the converted cryptoassets which are the subject of the application, then the application must be sent to the court which sent the applicant the copy of that order. (3) The court must send copies of the application to the authorised officer who applied for the order for further detention. (4) The authorised officer must send a copy of the application to any other person to whom a copy of the most recent order under paragraph 10Z7DD(3) or (5) or 10Z7DE(3) or (5) of Schedule 1 has been given. (5) The court must fix a date for the hearing of the application, which, unless directed otherwise, must not be earlier than seven days from the date on which it is fixed, and must notify the date to the applicant and to the authorised officer who applied for the order for further detention. (6) The court must give copies of the order for compensation under 10Z7DL(3) of Schedule 1 to the applicant and to the authorised officer who applied for the order for further detention. (7) The authorised officer who has been given copies of the order under paragraph (6) must give a copy of the order to any other person to whom a copy of the most recent order under paragraph 10Z7DD(3) or (5) or 10Z7DE(3) or (5) of Schedule 1 has been given.
11 Application for compensation
(1) An application under paragraph 10Z7DL(2) of Schedule 1 for an order for compensation under paragraph 10Z7DL(3) must be made in writing and sent to the court before which the applicant wishes to make the application. (2) But if the applicant has been given a copy of an order under any of paragraphs 10Z7DD(3) or (5) or 10Z7DE(3) or (5) of Schedule 1 (an order for further detention) in respect of the converted cryptoassets which are the subject of the application, then the application must be sent to the court which sent the applicant the copy of that order. (3) The court must send copies of the application to the authorised officer who applied for the order for further detention. (4) The authorised officer must send a copy of the application to any other person to whom a copy of the most recent order under paragraph 10Z7DD(3) or (5) or 10Z7DE(3) or (5) of Schedule 1 has been given. (5) The court must fix a date for the hearing of the application, which, unless directed otherwise, must not be earlier than seven days from the date on which it is fixed, and must notify the date to the applicant and to the authorised officer who applied for the order for further detention. (6) The court must give copies of the order for compensation under 10Z7DL(3) of Schedule 1 to the applicant and to the authorised officer who applied for the order for further detention. (7) The authorised officer who has been given copies of the order under paragraph (6) must give a copy of the order to any other person to whom a copy of the most recent order under paragraph 10Z7DD(3) or (5) or 10Z7DE(3) or (5) of Schedule 1 has been given.
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