Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
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104 Forfeiture etc of restricted apparatus
(1) Apparatus to which this section applies is liable to forfeiture if, immediately before being seized, it was in a person's custody or control in contravention of section 62(5). (2) This section applies to apparatus if it has been seized— (a) in pursuance of a warrant granted under section 97; or (b) in the exercise of the power conferred by section 99(3). (3) Apparatus forfeited under this section is to be forfeited to OFCOM and may be disposed of by them in any manner they think fit. (4) Schedule 6 (which makes provision in relation to the seizure and forfeiture of apparatus) has effect.
104 Forfeiture etc of restricted apparatus
(1) Apparatus to which this section applies is liable to forfeiture if, immediately before being seized, it was in a person's custody or control in contravention of section 62(5). (2) This section applies to apparatus if it has been seized— (a) in pursuance of a warrant granted under section 97; or (b) in the exercise of the power conferred by section 99(3). (3) Apparatus forfeited under this section is to be forfeited to OFCOM and may be disposed of by them in any manner they think fit. (4) Schedule 6 (which makes provision in relation to the seizure and forfeiture of apparatus) has effect.
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