Section 52 of IFA : Section 52: Seizure Of Property Liable To Confiscation
IFA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where a group of individuals are found illegally cutting down trees in a protected forest area. A Forest Officer, upon discovering this activity, has reason to believe that a forest offence is being committed. The officer then seizes the illegally felled timber (forest produce), along with the saws, axes (tools), and the truck (vehicle) used to transport the timbe...
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