LLR: Financial Crime

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R (MERIDA OIL TRADERS LTD) v CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT AND OTHERS; R (BUNNVALE LTD, TICOM MANAGEMENT LLC) v CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT AND OTHERS, COMMISSIONER OF POLICE FOR THE CITY OF LONDON, INTERESTED PARTY

[2017] Lloyd's Rep FC 313

QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION(ADMINISTRATIVE COURT)

Before Lord Justice Gross,Mr Justice Leggatt

Suspected criminal funds – Funds converted into cheques at police request – Ex parte application for order requiring production of cheques – Cheques seized as cash – Proceedings for cash forfeiture – Non-disclosure – Abuse of power – Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, sections 294 and 345.

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