Prohibitory order for contravening foreign contribution rules may be issued and served by prescribed personal, postal or affixation methods. The Central Government may issue a prohibitory order regarding any article, currency or securities received in contravention of the Act. Service must be ... Summary
Prohibitory order for contravening foreign contribution rules may be issued and served by prescribed personal, postal or affixation methods.
The Central Government may issue a prohibitory order regarding any article, currency or securities received in contravention of the Act. Service must be effected by personal delivery to the person or authorised agent; by registered post with acknowledgement due or speed post to the person's last known residence, business place, workplace or, for organisations, the last known office; or, if those methods fail, by affixing the order on a conspicuous part of the premises with a written report witnessed by at least two persons.
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