Login These articles cover the handling of goods seized by competent authorities and the process for receiving, storing, and transferring abandoned and seized goods to the State Organization for Collection and Sale of Assets.
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Articles 36 & 37 detail the procedures for seized and abandoned goods, including the application of abandoned goods regulations, management of excess proceeds, transfer to the warehouses of the State Organization for Collection and Sale of Assets, safeguarding, service charges, and container conditions. Legal exceptions are also included.
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Dec 08,2025
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These articles cover the handling of goods seized by competent authorities and the process for receiving, storing, and transferring abandoned and seized goods to the State Organization for Collection and Sale of Assets.
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