Criminal Justice Act 1993
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4 Rules for determining certain jurisdictional questions relating to the location of events.
In relation to a Group A or Group B offence— (a) there is an obtaining of property in England and Wales if the property is either despatched from or received at a place in England and Wales; and (b) there is a communication in England and Wales of any information, instruction, request, demand or other matter if it is sent by any means— (i) from a place in England and Wales to a place elsewhere; or (ii) from a place elsewhere to a place in England and Wales.
4 Rules for determining certain jurisdictional questions relating to the location of events.
In relation to a Group A or Group B offence— (a) there is an obtaining of property in England and Wales if the property is either despatched from or received at a place in England and Wales; and (b) there is a communication in England and Wales of any information, instruction, request, demand or other matter if it is sent by any means— (i) from a place in England and Wales to a place elsewhere; or (ii) from a place elsewhere to a place in England and Wales.
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