s. 16 item of value used by the person for the purposes of entering the prize draw or for the purposes of the gambling (as the case may be) was lawfully acquired; (d) property acquired by a person in the form of investment income is taken to have been lawfully acquired only if the property from which the investment income was derived was lawfully acquired; (e) property derived by a person from salary or wages or from payment under a contract for services is taken to have been lawfully acquired only if the salary or wages or the payment for the services (as the case may be)— (i) did not exceed the reasonable market rate applying at the time for the labour or services provided; or (ii) were lawfully acquired by the person from whom they were received; (f) property acquired by a person that is derived property is not property lawfully acquired unless— (i) the property was acquired for sufficient consideration; and (ii) the person acquired the property without knowing, and in circumstances such as not to arouse a reasonable suspicion, that the property was derived property. (2) Subsection (1) does not limit the criteria for determining for the purposes of this Part
item of value used by the person for the purposes of entering the prize draw or for the purposes of the gambling (as the case may be) was lawfully acquired; (d) property acquired by a person in the form of investment income is taken to have been lawfully acquired only if the property from which the investment income was derived was lawfully acquired; (e) property derived by a person from salary or wages or from payment under a contract for services is taken to have been lawfully acquired only if the salary or wages or the payment for the services (as the case may be)— (i) did not exceed the reasonable market rate applying at the time for the labour or services provided; or (ii) were lawfully acquired by the person from whom they were received; s. 16 (f) property acquired by a person that is derived property is not property lawfully acquired unless— (i) the property was acquired for sufficient consideration; and (ii) the person acquired the property without knowing, and in circumstances such as not to arouse a reasonable suspicion, that the property was derived property. (2) Subsection (1) does not limit the criteria for determining for the purposes of this Part
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