Law · Jurisprudence
Under statutory enforcement legal frameworks, what distinguishes 'confiscation' from 'seizure'?
- 1Seizure is performed only by magistrates, while confiscation is executed by revenue officers.
- 2Seizure is the physical taking into custody of property, whereas confiscation involves the legal forfeiture of title to the State.✓
- 3Seizure refers to the destruction of goods, while confiscation refers to the storage of evidence.
- 4Seizure involves permanent transfer of ownership to the State, whereas confiscation is taking temporary physical possession.
Correct answer
Seizure is the physical taking into custody of property, whereas confiscation involves the legal forfeiture of title to the State.
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