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Warrant To Levy A Fine By Attachment And Sale Drafting Criminal Template 664 Legal Draft Template

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Warrant to levy a fine by attachment and sale

(See Section 421)

To (Name and Designation of the Police Officer or other person or persons who is or are to execute the warrant).

WHEREAS …………………….. (Name and description of the offender) was on the …………...; day of ............., 20….., convicted before me of the offence of (Mention the offence concisely), and sentenced to pay a fine of rupees………, and whereas the said ………………… (Name), although required to pay the said fine, has not paid the same or any party thereof ;

This is to authorize and require you to attach any movable property belonging to the said …………….. (Name), which may be found within the district of …………, and, if within ………….. (State the number of days or hours allowed) next after such attachment the said sum shall not be paid (or forthwith), to sell the movable property attached, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy the said fine, returning this warrant, with an endorsement certifying what you have done under it, immediately upon its execution.

Dated, this…………… day of ………., 20………

(Seal of the Court)
(Signature)


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