[396V Expenses orders]
Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (2002 c 29) | Legislation

[Unexplained wealth orders: expenses of proceedings]

[396V  Expenses orders]

[(1)     This section applies in the following cases—

(a)     the Scottish Ministers have made an application for an unexplained wealth order under section 396A;

(b)     an application has been made for the determination period to be extended under section 396DA;

(c)     an application has been made to discharge or vary an unexplained wealth order;

(d)     the Scottish Ministers have made an application for an interim freezing order under section 396J;

(e)     an application has been made to vary or recall an interim freezing order;

(f)     an application

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