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Section 5: Recording and safe custody of lost property

Land Ports Authority of India (Lost Property) Regulations, 2015Central Regulations · 2010

(1) Any lost property delivered to the lost property office shall be retained in safe custody by the Incharge of the lost property office until claimed by the owner thereof or disposed of in accordance with regulation 7.

(2) The In-charge of the lost property office shall keep the records of the lost property, for a period upto not less than ninety days after the disposal of the property, showing the particulars of the lost property, whether delivered to the lost property office or returned to the owner under the proviso to sub-regulation

(1) of regulation 4, the circumstances in which it was found and its ultimate disposal:

Provided that where the name and address of the owner of the lost property, other than the documents referred to in clause (iii) of sub-regulation (5) of regulation 7 are readily ascertainable, the Manager shall forthwith notify the owner thereof that the lost property is in his possession and may be claimed in accordance with these regulations.

Where this provision sits

ActLand Ports Authority of India (Lost Property) Regulations, 2015
Section5
Marginal noteRecording and safe custody of lost property
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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