132 Powers of court and administrator [etc]
Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (2002 c 29) | Legislation

Exercise of powers

132  Powers of court and administrator [etc]

(1)     This section applies to—

(a)     the powers conferred on a court by sections 119 to [131D], 134 to 136 and Schedule 3;

(b)     the powers of an administrator appointed under section 125 or 128(3);

[(c)     the powers conferred on appropriate officers by sections 127C to 127L;

(d)     the powers conferred on senior officers by section 127G].

(2)     The powers—

(a)     must be exercised with a view to the value for

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