Traduction de «Opérer une saisie pour recouvrer » (Français → Anglais) :

107. Every person who, whether pretending to be the owner or not, either secretly or openly, and whether with or without force or violence, takes or carries away any goods, vessel, vehicle or other thing that has been seized or detained on suspicion, as forfeited under this Act, before the same has been declared by competent authority to have been seized, without due cause and without the permission of the officer or person who seized the same or of a competent authority, shall be deemed to have stolen the goods, vessel, vehicle or other thing, being the property of Her Majes ...[+++]ty, and is guilty of theft and liable to a term of imprisonment of not more than three years and not less than three months.

the number of seizures, confiscations and recoveries following fraud cases detected by joint actions and cross-border operations.

The Camden Assets Recovery Inter-Agency Network (CARIN) established at The Hague on 22-23 September 2004 by Austria, Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands and the United Kingdom already constitutes a global network of practitioners and experts with the intention of enhancing mutual knowledge on methods and techniques in the area of cross-border identification, freezing, seizure and confiscation of the proceeds from, and other property related to, crime.

Member States shall ensure that the Asset Recovery Offices shall exchange best practices concerning ways to improve the effectiveness of Member States’ efforts in tracing and identifying proceeds from, and other property related to, crime which may become the object of a freezing, seizure or confiscation order by a competent judicial authority.

1. Each Member State shall set up or designate a national Asset Recovery Office, for the purposes of the facilitation of the tracing and identification of proceeds of crime and other crime related property which may become the object of a freezing, seizure or confiscation order made by a competent judicial authority in the course of criminal or, as far as possible under the national law of the Member State concerned, civil proceedi ...[+++]ngs.

The following derogations included in Annexes E and F feature amongst those to be abolished on 1 January 1990: E5 - certain cultural services, etc.; E8 - the negotiation of or any dealings in credit guarantees, etc.; E9 - transactions in shares, interests in companies, etc.; E10 - management of special investment funds; E14 - goods supplied to approved bodies which export them as part of their humanitarian, charitable or teaching activities abroad; F14 - debt collection; F19 - supplies of some capital goods; F20 - supplies of recuperable material and fresh industrial waste; F21 - goods for the fuelling and provisioning of private ...[+++] boats proceeding outside the national territory; F22 - goods for the fuelling and provisioning of aircraft for private use proceeding outside the national territory.