26 Procedure when documents are removed
Finance Act 1994 (1994 c 9) | Legislation

26  Procedure when documents are removed

(1)     An officer who removes any document in the exercise of a power conferred under section 25 above shall, if so requested by a person showing himself—

(a)     to be the occupier of premises from which it was removed, or

(b)     to have had custody or control of it immediately before the removal,

provide that person with a record of what he removed.

(2)     The officer shall provide the record within a reasonable time from the making of the request for it.

(3)     Subject to subsection (7) below, if a request for permission to be granted access to any document which—

(a)     has

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