However, as it is quite possible that someone might discard something s/he does not own, the term "property" should be replaced with the terms used in the definition of "waste".

[50] 1) Suspension of driving licence; 2) ban on driving certain types of vehicle; 3) cancellation of driving licence; 4) confiscation of one or more vehicles belonging to the offender; 5) immobilisation of one or more vehicles belonging to the offender; 6) ban on possessing or carrying a weapon for which a licence is required for a period of up to five years; 7) confiscation of one or more weapons belonging to the offender or freely available to him; 8) withdrawal of a hunting licence; 9) ban on drawing cheques; 10) confiscation of any object that was used in or intended for use in committing the offence or was the product of t ...[+++]he offence; 11) ban on exercising any professional or social activity where the facilities afforded by such an activity were knowingly used to prepare or commit the offence.

[50] 1) Suspension of driving licence; 2) ban on driving certain types of vehicle; 3) cancellation of driving licence; 4) confiscation of one or more vehicles belonging to the offender; 5) immobilisation of one or more vehicles belonging to the offender; 6) ban on possessing or carrying a weapon for which a licence is required for a period of up to five years; 7) confiscation of one or more weapons belonging to the offender or freely available to him; 8) withdrawal of a hunting licence; 9) ban on drawing cheques; 10) confiscation of any object that was used in or intended for use in committing the offence or was the product of t ...[+++]he offence; 11) ban on exercising any professional or social activity where the facilities afforded by such an activity were knowingly used to prepare or commit the offence.

With regard to this matter, I would like to know who owns the Erika, because the idea of a legal person under our law is one thing, but there are always real shareholders in the background. Where are the Erika’s owners?

With regard to this matter, I would like to know who owns the Erika, because the idea of a legal person under our law is one thing, but there are always real shareholders in the background. Where are the Erika’s owners?

These powers include storing or moving the thing seized to another place at the expense of the owner or the person in charge of the item seized (clause 29(a)), ordering the owner to store or move the item seized (clause 29(b)), or, if the thing seized is perishable or, in the inspector’s opinion, presents a risk of injury to human health, disposing of it.