Proceeds of Crime Act, 2002

10A L.R.O. 2002 Proceeds of Crime CAP. 143s.4(b)any property held by a person to whom a person so convictedor charged has directly or indirectly made a gift caught by thisAct.(4) Property is not realisable property if(a)(b)there is in force in respect of that property a forfeiture orderunder this Act or under any other enactment;a forfeiture order is proposed to be made against that propertyunder this Act or under any other enactment.(5) For the purposes of sections 20 and 21, the amount that mightbe realised at the time a confiscation order is made against a person isthe total of the values at that time of all the realisable property held bythe person, less the total amounts payable in pursuance of anobligation, where there is an obligation having priority at that time,together with the total of the values at that time of all gifts caught bythis Act.(6) For the purposes of subsection (5), an obligation has priorityat any time if it is an obligation of the person to(a)(b)(c)pay an amount due in respect of a fine, or other order of acourt, imposed or made on conviction of an offence where thefine was imposed or the order was made before theconfiscation order;pay an amount due in respect of any tax, rate, duty, cess orother impost payable under any enactment for the time beingin force; orpay any other civil obligation as may be determined by theCourt;THE LAWS OF BARBADOSPrinted by the Government Printer, Bay Street, St. Michaelby the authority of the Government of Barbados