Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka v. K.A. Kunchindammed
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Karnataka Forest Act, 1963 Ss.2(7), 2(18), 62(3)(a) and (b), 65 and 71- -Forest produce-11/egal transportation of-Seizure of-Power to pass interim order of release- ,'. Sandalwood oil-Seized alongwith vehicle illegally transporting it-Nobody claimed the seized articles-Authorised Officer ordered confiscation of sandalwood oil and vehicle-Confiscation confirmed and published in official .gazette-Later, owner of vehicle applied to Judicial Magistrate for interim custody of vehicle-Application dismissed holding that power to grant interim custody vested in Authorised Officer-Sessions Judge, in
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