ARTICLE 161: SEIZURE OF CASH, PRECIOUS METALS, JEWELRY, AND TRANSFERABLE SECURITIES
Seized of cash, precious metals, jewelry, and securities, will be delivered by the depositary to the executing office, prior inventory, within a period not exceeding twenty-four hours. In the case of other assets, the period shall be five days from the date on which the requirement was made for that purpose.
The sums of cash subject to the embargo, as well as the amount indicated by the person executed, which may never be less than 25% of the amount of the produce and products of the seized assets, will be applied to cover the tax credit when received in the office.
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