Birds can be sold only after court order

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Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsThe government has to issue another order to sell the 12143 emu birds, which were deserted by the farm owners in Erode district and now being taken care by government, according to animal husbandry department officials.As the cases against emu firms have been filed in the special court of TNPID Act, Coimbatore, the government has to seek the court order under CrPC sec 451 to sell the birds.If the confiscated goods were immovable properties, they could be kept in custody for many years.But, if they were biological products, it would be difficult for the government to maintain them.Hence, after getting court nod, tenders will be floated to sell the birds and the sale proceedings would be given to the depositors, official sources said.first published:September 21, 2012, 10:16 ISTlast updated:September 21, 2012, 10:16 IST
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The government has to issue another order to sell the 12143 emu birds, which were deserted by the farm owners in Erode district and now being taken care by government, according to animal husbandry department officials.

As the cases against emu firms have been filed in the special court of TNPID Act, Coimbatore, the government has to seek the court order under CrPC sec 451 to sell the birds.

If the confiscated goods were immovable properties, they could be kept in custody for many years.

But, if they were biological products, it would be difficult for the government to maintain them.

Hence, after getting court nod, tenders will be floated to sell the birds and the sale proceedings would be given to the depositors, official sources said.