Section 107 of BNSS : Section 107: Attachment, forfeiture or restoration of property.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A police officer is investigating a case of large-scale embezzlement by a corporate executive, Mr. Sharma. During the investigation, the officer discovers that Mr. Sharma has purchased a luxury villa in Goa using the embezzled funds.

Application of the Act:

1. The police officer, with the approval of the Superintendent of Police, applies to the Magistrate for the attachment of the villa, believing it to be derived from the criminal activity.
2. The Magistrate, after reviewing the application, issues a notice to Mr. Sharma, asking him to show cause within 14 days why the villa should not be attached.
3. Mr. Sharma fails to respond within the specified period.
4. The Magistrate, after considering the evidence and Mr. Sharma's non-response, passes an ex parte order for the attachment of the villa.
5. The Magistrate then directs the District Magistrate to distribute the proceeds from the...

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