Confiscation adjudication empowers Sessions Courts and specified Assistant Sessions Judges to determine disposal of seized property and related assets. Section 29 allocates jurisdiction to adjudge confiscation to the Court of Session having jurisdiction where seizure occurred, without limit, and to a ... Summary
Confiscation adjudication empowers Sessions Courts and specified Assistant Sessions Judges to determine disposal of seized property and related assets.
Section 29 allocates jurisdiction to adjudge confiscation to the Court of Session having jurisdiction where seizure occurred, without limit, and to a Central Government-specified officer not below the rank of Assistant Sessions Judge, subject to prescribed limits. Following adjudication, the Sessions Judge or Assistant Sessions Judge may direct confiscation, delivery of the seized article, currency or security to a person claiming possession, or other appropriate disposal of property used in commission of an offence.
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