Copyright Act 2021 s 356

s 356 Release by consent

356.—(1) A person who made a request to seize or a request to continue detention may consent to releasing the seized goods to the dealer by giving written notice to the Director‑General. (2) The Director‑General must release the seized goods to the dealer unless —(a) the Government or any public body is required or permitted by any law to retain control of the seized goods; or (b) the Court orders otherwise under section 345.

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