Benami property adjudication requires notice, inquiry and hearing before confirming or revoking attachment of property. Section 26 prescribes the adjudicatory process for benami property: issuance of notices to benamidar, beneficial owner, interested parties and claimants with minimum response time; inquiries, evidence gathering and an opportunity of being heard; powers to confirm or revoke attachment, provisionally attach additional properties, make best judgement findings where specific identification is not possible, and add or strike parties to enable complete adjudication, subject to a statutory time limit and defined authorised representatives.
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Benami property adjudication requires notice, inquiry and hearing before confirming or revoking attachment of property.
Section 26 prescribes the adjudicatory process for benami property: issuance of notices to benamidar, beneficial owner, interested parties and claimants with minimum response time; inquiries, evidence gathering and an opportunity of being heard; powers to confirm or revoke attachment, provisionally attach additional properties, make best judgement findings where specific identification is not possible, and add or strike parties to enable complete adjudication, subject to a statutory time limit and defined authorised representatives.
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