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Date: 2015-06-18 08:27:29
Law
Law in the United Kingdom
Criminal law
Crimes
Property crimes
Deception
Fraud
Tort law
Civil recovery
Asset freezing
Bank fraud
International asset recovery

FRAUD FACTS Issue 18 August 2012 INFORMATION FOR ORGANISATIONS Civil recovery: a summary of key measures

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