Prevention of Organised Crime Second Amendment Act | Act 38 of 1999 — South Africa law | Esheria

Prevention of Organised Crime Second Amendment Act

This section amends two definitions in the principal Act: “instrumentality of an offence” and “proceeds of unlawful activities”.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 38 of 1999
Version
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Language
en
Updated
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amendment appeals asset forfeiture asset seizure court orders definitions forfeiture orders legislative amendment money laundering offences organised crime organized crime proceeds of unlawful activities restraint orders statutory amendment statutory index unlawful activities

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About this statute

This section amends two definitions in the principal Act: “instrumentality of an offence” and “proceeds of unlawful activities”. This section adds a definition of “unlawful activity” and says earlier offences or unlawful proceeds can still be dealt with under Chapters 5 and 6. This provision amends section 12 of the principal Act and refers to a substituted subparagraph dealing with sequestrated estates and the executor or trustee of an insolvent estate. A restraint order, seizure order, or related ancillary order stays in force while an appeal is pending. A High Court must make seizure and related execution orders when it makes a restraint order, may later vary or rescind certain orders on application and hardship grounds, and must rescind the restraint order when the criminal proceedings end.