Seizure of documents: magistrate authorised inspectors may seize and hold LLP books during investigation subject to return and limits. Inspectors may apply to a competent Magistrate for an order authorising entry, search and seizure of LLP books and papers when there are reasonable grounds to fear destruction or falsification; the Magistrate may permit entry, search and seizure with assistance. Seized materials remain in the inspector's custody only as necessary and must be returned to the concerned person after the investigation, with the Magistrate informed; continuous seizure cannot exceed six months. Identification marks may be placed on items, and searches and seizures must conform to the applicable procedural code.
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Seizure of documents: magistrate authorised inspectors may seize and hold LLP books during investigation subject to return and limits.
Inspectors may apply to a competent Magistrate for an order authorising entry, search and seizure of LLP books and papers when there are reasonable grounds to fear destruction or falsification; the Magistrate may permit entry, search and seizure with assistance. Seized materials remain in the inspector's custody only as necessary and must be returned to the concerned person after the investigation, with the Magistrate informed; continuous seizure cannot exceed six months. Identification marks may be placed on items, and searches and seizures must conform to the applicable procedural code.
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