Provisional attachment of property to protect revenue during excise proceedings requires prior notice, hearing, and proportional safeguards. Provisional attachment of property protects revenue during proceedings under Sections 11A or 11D; it may be initiated only after a Show Cause Notice, requires a prescribed proposal to the Commissioner with recorded grounds and source of information, and the Commissioner may serve a notice for submissions and impose a prohibitory condition on alienation. After hearing, the Commissioner may approve attachment and an officer may attach by written order; attachment must be proportionate, inventory recorded, certain property exempt, and private transfers in breach declared void.
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Provisional attachment of property to protect revenue during excise proceedings requires prior notice, hearing, and proportional safeguards.
Provisional attachment of property protects revenue during proceedings under Sections 11A or 11D; it may be initiated only after a Show Cause Notice, requires a prescribed proposal to the Commissioner with recorded grounds and source of information, and the Commissioner may serve a notice for submissions and impose a prohibitory condition on alienation. After hearing, the Commissioner may approve attachment and an officer may attach by written order; attachment must be proportionate, inventory recorded, certain property exempt, and private transfers in breach declared void.
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