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Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

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282E Evidence overseas: restrictions on use

(1) This section applies to evidence obtained by means of a request for assistance under section 282D. (2) The evidence must not be used for any purpose other than— (a) for the purposes of carrying out the functions of the interim receiver or interim administrator, or (b) for the purposes of proceedings under this Chapter of this Part in respect of property described in subsection (3) or any proceedings arising out of such proceedings. (3) That property is— (a) the property that is the subject of the interim receiving order or interim administration order, or (b) other property that is recoverable property in respect of the same unlawful conduct. (4) Subsection (2) does not apply if the court, tribunal, government or authority to whom the request for assistance was sent consents to the use. (5) In Scotland, the evidence may be received in evidence without being sworn to by anyone, so far as that may be done without unfairness to any party.

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282E Evidence overseas: restrictions on use

(1) This section applies to evidence obtained by means of a request for assistance under section 282D. (2) The evidence must not be used for any purpose other than— (a) for the purposes of carrying out the functions of the interim receiver or interim administrator, or (b) for the purposes of proceedings under this Chapter of this Part in respect of property described in subsection (3) or any proceedings arising out of such proceedings. (3) That property is— (a) the property that is the subject of the interim receiving order or interim administration order, or (b) other property that is recoverable property in respect of the same unlawful conduct. (4) Subsection (2) does not apply if the court, tribunal, government or authority to whom the request for assistance was sent consents to the use. (5) In Scotland, the evidence may be received in evidence without being sworn to by anyone, so far as that may be done without unfairness to any party.

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