Att. Gen. v Bell [2005] JLR_Note 42 (13 October 2005)
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Holding and result
Failure to maintain anti-money laundering procedures constitutes a breach of financial services regulatory obligations.
Court disposition
Breach established
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Material facts
Parties
Attorney General
ApplicantBell
Respondent03
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Whether Bell breached anti-money laundering procedures under financial services regulations
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- Applicant
- Bell failed to maintain required anti-money laundering procedures as mandated by financial services regulations.
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Jersey financial services regulations
Obligation to maintain effective anti-money laundering procedures in financial services.
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Ratio decidendi
Failure to maintain anti-money laundering procedures constitutes a breach of financial services regulatory obligations.
Court disposition
Breach established
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