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Breaching licensing and proceeds of crime – Nearly Legal

Posted February 12th, 2018 in landlord & tenant, licensing, local government, news, proceeds of crime by tracey

‘Brent Council v Shah and Others, unreported 29 January 2018 (Crown Ct (Harrow). The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (‘POCA’) has been successfully used by Brent Council against landlords for breach of licencing conditions.’

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Nearly Legal, 11th Febraury 2018

Source: nearlylegal.co.uk

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