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WOODSTOCK v DIRECTOR OF THE ASSETS RECOVERY AGENCY (2006)

PUBLISHED May 18, 2006
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Where at a summary judgment stage it was not possible to say that a defendant was bound to be disbelieved on his contention that the source of his money was loans from friends and not unlawful conduct, there was clearly a triable issue and the Director of the Assets Recovery Agency should not have been granted summary judgment on her claim for a recovery order under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 s.243.

[2006] EWCA Civ 741

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