Investigation expenses initially borne by the government may be recovered from convicted persons, companies, or other concerned parties. Expenses of investigation are initially paid by the Central Government and may be reimbursed by convicted persons to the extent ordered by the court; by any company or body corporate in whose name proceedings are brought to the extent of sums or property recovered; and, where no prosecution follows, by companies, bodies corporate, managing directors, managers, and applicants (when appointment was under section 213) as the Central Government directs. Amounts recoverable from a company or body corporate constitute a first charge on the recovered sums or property.
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Investigation expenses initially borne by the government may be recovered from convicted persons, companies, or other concerned parties.
Expenses of investigation are initially paid by the Central Government and may be reimbursed by convicted persons to the extent ordered by the court; by any company or body corporate in whose name proceedings are brought to the extent of sums or property recovered; and, where no prosecution follows, by companies, bodies corporate, managing directors, managers, and applicants (when appointment was under section 213) as the Central Government directs. Amounts recoverable from a company or body corporate constitute a first charge on the recovered sums or property.
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