Search and seizure warrant authorises entry, inspection, seizure and sworn statements under securities law procedures. A warrant of authority may be sought when a notice under section 11C(3) has been or may be issued and a person omits or is likely to omit to produce, or may destroy or conceal, books of account or other documents relevant to a SEBI investigation. The warrant empowers authorised officers to enter and search specified premises or conveyances, break locks, search persons, inspect and require access to electronic records, seize and inventory relevant documents, mark and copy materials, and record statements on oath, including searches by night and multiple executions pursuant to the Regulations.
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Search and seizure warrant authorises entry, inspection, seizure and sworn statements under securities law procedures.
A warrant of authority may be sought when a notice under section 11C(3) has been or may be issued and a person omits or is likely to omit to produce, or may destroy or conceal, books of account or other documents relevant to a SEBI investigation. The warrant empowers authorised officers to enter and search specified premises or conveyances, break locks, search persons, inspect and require access to electronic records, seize and inventory relevant documents, mark and copy materials, and record statements on oath, including searches by night and multiple executions pursuant to the Regulations.
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