Custody of distrained goods: store seized assets in sealed bank or treasury boxes and detain defaulters in civil prison. Distrained articles are to be kept in sealed boxes in banks or treasuries rather than departmental strong rooms or safes, creating an administrative ... Summary
Custody of distrained goods: store seized assets in sealed bank or treasury boxes and detain defaulters in civil prison.
Distrained articles are to be kept in sealed boxes in banks or treasuries rather than departmental strong rooms or safes, creating an administrative custody requirement. Existing arrangements allow detention of tax defaulters in civil prisons, with Commissioners defraying related expenses from departmental funds; Commissioners should report any difficulties concerning storage, jail cooperation, or fund inadequacy to the Board for remedial action.
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