alleryStart learning →If seizure of goods is not practicable, what may the officer do?
AProhibit dealing in them
BHand them back freely
CAuction them immediately
DDestroy them forthwith
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Prohibit dealing in them
A prohibitory order stops the owner or custodian removing or dealing with the goods without permission.
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