Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
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Hide history noteThe person who would be subject to an *unexplained wealth order if it were made may appear and adduce evidence at the hearing in relation to whether the order is to be made.
179Q(2)
The person must give the *responsible authority written notice of any grounds on which he or she proposes to contest the making of the order.
179Q(3)
The *responsible authority may appear and adduce evidence at the hearing in relation to whether an *unexplained wealth order is to be made.
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