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<h1>Clause 220: Inspectors Can Seize Documents During Investigations to Prevent Alteration or Destruction Under Companies Bill, 2011.</h1> Clause 220 of the Companies Bill, 2011, allows an inspector to seize documents during an investigation if there is a reasonable belief that they may be destroyed or altered. The inspector can enter premises with necessary assistance to seize relevant books and papers, allowing the company to make copies at its expense. Seized documents are retained until the investigation concludes, after which they are returned. The inspector may take copies or mark the documents before returning them. The procedures for search and seizure under the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, apply to these actions.