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    <description>Whether properties may be attached as &quot;proceeds of crime&quot;: applying the statutory definition&#039;s second limb and precedent, the tribunal held that the value of property equivalent to tainted proceeds may be attached where proceeds cannot be traced to specific assets; outcome - attachment of equivalent-value properties upheld. Whether there was reason to believe for PAO and confirmation: on evidence of fraudulent bank loans supported by documents and outstanding defalcations, the tribunal found sufficient reason to believe likelihood of concealment; outcome - PAO and confirmation sustained against the appellants. Whether ED must independently reinvestigate predicate offences: ED may rely on police/CBI probe and point out lacunae but cannot re-decide predicate guilt or quantum; outcome - no independent ED investigation required. - AT</description>
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