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of <h1>Confiscation Explained: Transfer of Goods to Government as Penalty, Originating from Roman Law</h1> Confiscation refers to the process of transferring ownership of goods to the government, often as a penalty. Although not explicitly defined in the relevant Act, the concept originates from Roman Law, where it involved seizing assets for the emperor's treasury. According to Aiyar's Law Lexicon, confiscation involves appropriating private property to the public treasury, effectively forfeiting it to the state.
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