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<h1>Understanding Confiscation: Seizing Private Property for Public Treasury as a Penalty</h1> Confiscation, though not explicitly defined in the Act, originates from Roman Law, where it referred to the seizing of property by the emperor and transferring it to the Imperial Treasury. According to Aiyar's Law Lexicon, to 'confiscate' means appropriating private property to the public treasury as a penalty, effectively depriving an individual of property as it is forfeited to the State.