s. 104A (4) A receipt must contain reasonable details of the thing seized. (5) An authorised officer or a member of the police S. 104(5) amended by force who seizes a document must also, within Nos 5/1997 21 days, give or send a copy of the document to s. 18(b), 17/2002 s. 19. the person from whom the document was seized or to a person known by the Secretary to be the owner of the document. 104A Magistrates' Court may extend 21 day period S. 104A inserted by No. 69/2004 (1) An authorised officer or member of the police s. 8. force may apply to the Magistrates' Court within 21 days after seizing a document for an extension of the 21 day period referred to in section 104(5). (2) The Court may order such an extension if it is satisfied— (a) that the seizure of the document was reasonable; and (b) that the granting of the extension would not unreasonably prejudice, or cause unreasonable hardship to, the person from whom the document was seized; and (c) that it is in the public interest to grant the extension. (3) The Court may adjourn an application to enable notice of the application to be given to any person. (4) If an application is made under subsection (1), it is not necessary for the officer or member to give or send a copy of the document under section 104(5) until the day after the Court refuses the application or the application is withdrawn or
(4) A receipt must contain reasonable details of the thing seized. S. 104(5) amended by Nos 5/1997 s. 18(b), 17/2002 s. 19. (5) An authorised officer or a member of the police force who seizes a document must also, within 21 days, give or send a copy of the document to the person from whom the document was seized or to a person known by the Secretary to be the owner of the document. S. 104A inserted by No. 69/2004 s. 8. 104A Magistrates' Court may extend 21 day period s. 104A (1) An authorised officer or member of the police force may apply to the Magistrates' Court within 21 days after seizing a document for an extension of the 21 day period referred to in section 104(5). (2) The Court may order such an extension if it is satisfied— (a) that the seizure of the document was reasonable; and (b) that the granting of the extension would not unreasonably prejudice, or cause unreasonable hardship to, the person from whom the document was seized; and (c) that it is in the public interest to grant the extension. (3) The Court may adjourn an application to enable notice of the application to be given to any person. (4) If an application is made under subsection (1), it is not necessary for the officer or member to give or send a copy of the document under section 104(5) until the day after the Court refuses the application or the application is withdrawn or