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Serious Crime Act 2007

Serious Crime Act 2007 s 82

s 82 Powers of management receivers and enforcement receivers

(1) After section 49(8) of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (c. 29) (opportunity for persons to make representations before powers conferred on management receivers to manage or otherwise deal with property: England and Wales) insert— (8A) Subsection (8), so far as relating to the power mentioned in subsection (2)(b), does not apply to property which— (a) is perishable; or (b) ought to be disposed of before its value diminishes. (2) After section 51(8) of that Act (opportunity for persons to make representations before powers conferred on enforcement receivers to manage or otherwise deal with property: England and Wales) insert— (8A) Subsection (8), so far as relating to the power mentioned in subsection (2)(b), does not apply to property which— (a) is perishable; or (b) ought to be disposed of before its value diminishes. (3) After section 197(8) of that Act (opportunity for persons to make representations before powers conferred on management receivers to manage or otherwise deal with property: Northern Ireland) insert— (8A) Subsection (8), so far as relating to the power mentioned in subsection (2)(b), does not apply to property which— (a) is perishable; or (b) ought to be disposed of before its value diminishes. (4) After section 199(8) of that Act (opportunity for persons to make representations before powers conferred on enforcement receivers to manage or otherwise deal with property: Northern Ireland) insert— (8A) Subsection (8), so far as relating to the power mentioned in subsection (2)(b), does not apply to property which— (a) is perishable; or (b) ought to be disposed of before its value diminishes.

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