LLR: Financial Crime

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R v CHAPMAN

[2013] Lloyd's Rep FC 683

COURT OF APPEAL(CRIMINAL DIVISION)

Before Lord Justice MOORE-BICK,Mr Justice SWEENEY,His Honour Judge ROOK

Proceeds of crime – Confiscation – Assessment – Benefit from criminal conduct – Procedure – Change in law – Appeal on basis of change of law – Extensions of time – Finality – Mortgage fraud – Permission to appeal. – Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, sections 7, 22, 76(4), 78(1) – Criminal Procedure Rules 2012 65.3 and 68.3(b).

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