Presumption as to assets: seized assets and documents found during search are governed by the statute's search-provision evidentiary rules when tendered. Clause 489 provides that when assets, books of account or other documents are found in a person's possession during a statutory search or are taken into custody and delivered to a requisitioning officer, and those items are tendered by the prosecution as evidence, the procedural and evidentiary consequences prescribed in the relevant search provision shall apply to those items 'so far as may be.'
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Presumption as to assets: seized assets and documents found during search are governed by the statute's search-provision evidentiary rules when tendered.
Clause 489 provides that when assets, books of account or other documents are found in a person's possession during a statutory search or are taken into custody and delivered to a requisitioning officer, and those items are tendered by the prosecution as evidence, the procedural and evidentiary consequences prescribed in the relevant search provision shall apply to those items "so far as may be."
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