R v Hilton [2020] UKSC 29

UK Law Weekly
31/08/2020 7 min
R v Hilton [2020] UKSC 29

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After a confiscation order was made against a benefits fraudster questions were raised about its validity. The court had not given other persons with an interest in the relevant property a chance to make their own representations. In this appeal the Supreme Court was asked to make a close analysis of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.

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