Asset freezes are typically imposed by national authorities rather than Interpol directly. Releasing frozen assets requires action in the freezing jurisdiction — either through domestic court applications or negotiation with the relevant financial institution. A pending CCF challenge can support such applications by demonstrating that the underlying notice is contested on legitimate grounds. In certain EU jurisdictions, provisional release of assets is possible where disproportionate hardship is shown. Parallel domestic proceedings in the freezing state, combined with the CCF challenge, often produce faster practical relief than relying on the CCF timeline alone.
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