Prohibitory orders for unlawful foreign contributions may be personally served, posted, or conspicuously affixed with witness verification. Rule 8 empowers the Central Government to issue a prohibitory order concerning an article, currency or security received in contravention of the Act. The ... Summary
Prohibitory orders for unlawful foreign contributions may be personally served, posted, or conspicuously affixed with witness verification.
Rule 8 empowers the Central Government to issue a prohibitory order concerning an article, currency or security received in contravention of the Act. The order may be served personally, through an authorised agent, or by registered post with acknowledgement due or speed post at the last known relevant address. If those methods are unavailable, the order may be affixed conspicuously at the relevant premises, with the written report of affixture witnessed by at least two persons.
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