Confiscation of sale-proceeds: proceeds of knowingly sold smuggled goods are liable to seizure under customs law. Where a person sells smuggled goods and has knowledge or reason to believe they are smuggled, the sale-proceeds of those goods are liable to confiscation, targeting the economic benefit derived from the sale and linking confiscation to the seller's state of mind within the customs enforcement framework.
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Confiscation of sale-proceeds: proceeds of knowingly sold smuggled goods are liable to seizure under customs law.
Where a person sells smuggled goods and has knowledge or reason to believe they are smuggled, the sale-proceeds of those goods are liable to confiscation, targeting the economic benefit derived from the sale and linking confiscation to the seller's state of mind within the customs enforcement framework.
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