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Locus standi to challenge search and seizure authorisation depends on whether the challenger is the affected person. Where a search is directed against a company, an Additional Director acting only in that capacity cannot maintain a personal challenge to the search or to the manner in which its authorisation was issued. The company is the affected entity for this purpose. The Additional Director may nevertheless appear in response to a summons; failure to do so leaves the authorities free to take measures permitted by law.
Locus standi to challenge search and seizure authorisation depends on whether the challenger is the affected person. Where a search is directed against a company, an Additional Director acting only in that capacity cannot maintain a personal challenge to the search or to the manner in which its authorisation was issued. The company is the affected entity for this purpose. The Additional Director may nevertheless appear in response to a summons; failure to do so leaves the authorities free to take measures permitted by law.
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