Section 33 of UAPA : Section 33: Forfeiture Of Property Of Certain Persons

Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where an individual, Mr. X, is on trial for funding a terrorist organization, which is an offence under Chapter IV of The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967. During the trial, the court decides to take preventive action to ensure that Mr. X cannot transfer or hide his assets. Based on Section 33(1), the court orders that all of Mr. X's properties, including his house and bank accounts, be attached for the duration of the trial.

Following the trial, Mr. X is found guilty of the offence. The court then invokes Section 33(2) and issues a written order declaring that Mr. X's assets, such as his luxury car and commercial real estate, are...

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