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s.7
Proof of criminal bankruptcy debt in bankruptcy proceedings
For the purpose of proving a criminal bankruptcy debt in proceedings
pursuant to a criminal bankruptcy petition, a copy of the criminal
bankruptcy order specifying the amount deemed by virtue of
paragraph
3
to be due as a debt shall, subject to
paragraph 5
, be
treated as sufficient evidence of the debt unless it is shown by any party
to the proceedings that the amount of the relevant loss or damage is greater
or less than the amount specified in the order or that the loss or damage
did not in fact result from any offence specified in the order; and if it is
shown by any party to the proceedings that the amount of the relevant loss
or damage is other than that specified in the order,
paragraph 3
shall have effect as if that other amount had been specified in the order,
but without prejudice to the validity of the order if the amount of the
relevant loss is shown not to exceed $150,000 or such other amount as may be
specified in an order made under
section 84A(5)
of the Criminal
Procedure Ordinance (
Cap. 221
).