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Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

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221 Order varied or discharged

(1) This section applies if— (a) the court varies a confiscation order under section 179 or discharges one under section 180, and (b) an application is made to the Crown Court by a person who held realisable property and has suffered loss as a result of the making of the order. (2) The court may order the payment of such compensation as it believes is just. (3) Compensation under this section is payable— (a) to the applicant; (b) by the Lord Chancellor.

Your change, as a redline

221 Order varied or discharged

(1) This section applies if— (a) the court varies a confiscation order under section 179 or discharges one under section 180, and (b) an application is made to the Crown Court by a person who held realisable property and has suffered loss as a result of the making of the order. (2) The court may order the payment of such compensation as it believes is just. (3) Compensation under this section is payable— (a) to the applicant; (b) by the Lord Chancellor.

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