Health Ombudsman Act 2013
sec.214Seizure of property subject to security
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sec.214 Seizure of property subject to security
An authorised person may seize a thing, and exercise powers relating to the thing, despite a lien or other security over the thing claimed by another person. However, the seizure does not affect the other person’s claim to the lien or other security against a person other than the authorised person or a person acting for the authorised person. (sec.214-ssec.1) An authorised person may seize a thing, and exercise powers relating to the thing, despite a lien or other security over the thing claimed by another person. (sec.214-ssec.2) However, the seizure does not affect the other person’s claim to the lien or other security against a person other than the authorised person or a person acting for the authorised person.