Search warrant: must be issued by Joint Commissioner level authority and specify grounds, premises, authorized searchers and validity. A search warrant is written authority, issued by an officer of Joint Commissioner rank or above, supported by reasonable belief; it must specify the violation, the premises to be searched, the name and designation of authorized searchers, the issuing officer's name, designation and round seal, date and place of issue, a serial number, and the period of validity.
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Search warrant: must be issued by Joint Commissioner level authority and specify grounds, premises, authorized searchers and validity.
A search warrant is written authority, issued by an officer of Joint Commissioner rank or above, supported by reasonable belief; it must specify the violation, the premises to be searched, the name and designation of authorized searchers, the issuing officer's name, designation and round seal, date and place of issue, a serial number, and the period of validity.
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