Path cleared for FID to forfeit around J$150m from delayed court cases

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Path cleared for FID to forfeit around J$150m from delayed court cases

The Financial Investigations Division (FID) can now resume 37 cash seizure/forfeiture cases before the courts which were held in abeyance, some dating back to 2012. The cases, which all commenced by ‘notice and affidavit’, have cash amounting to...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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