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Criminal Asset Recovery Order, 2012 · As enacted · Chapter LI
Criminal Asset Recovery Order, 2012 · As enacted · Chapter LI
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The Attorney General may enter into---:
an assets sharing agreement with the competent authority of a foreign country in respect of such part of any property realised;
arrangements for coordinating seizure, freezing, restraint and confiscation proceedings with the competent authority of a foreign country-
in the foreign country, as a result of action taken by the
Attorney General pursuant to section 91; or
in Brunei Darussalam, as a result of action taken in Brunei
Darussalam pursuant to section 94( 1), as he thinks fit.
On request by a foreign country made to him the Attorney General may transfer to the foreign country any property recovered in Brunei Darussalam in response to request for the enforcement of a foreign order.
Unless the foreign country and Brunei Darussalam agree otherwise the
Attorney General may deduct reasonable expenses incurred in the recovery, investigation and judicial proceedings which have led to a transfer referred to in snbsection (2).