sec.186Release of seized property, structures, works or things

### sec.186 Release of seized property, structures, works or things If a person claims seized property, a structure, works or thing, the chief executive may release it to the person only if the person— satisfies the chief executive the person has a right to the property, structure, works or thing; and pays the chief executive’s reasonable costs of— seizing, removing and holding the property, structure, works or thing; and giving notice of the seizure; and if notice is given of the sale of the property, structure, works or thing—giving the notice; and restoring the place from which the property, structure, works or thing was removed as nearly as practicable, to its former state. - (a) satisfies the chief executive the person has a right to the property, structure, works or thing; and - (b) pays the chief executive’s reasonable costs of— (i) seizing, removing and holding the property, structure, works or thing; and (ii) giving notice of the seizure; and (iii) if notice is given of the sale of the property, structure, works or thing—giving the notice; and (iv) restoring the place from which the property, structure, works or thing was removed as nearly as practicable, to its former state. - (i) seizing, removing and holding the property, structure, works or thing; and - (ii) giving notice of the seizure; and - (iii) if notice is given of the sale of the property, structure, works or thing—giving the notice; and - (iv) restoring the place from which the property, structure, works or thing was removed as nearly as practicable, to its former state. - (i) seizing, removing and holding the property, structure, works or thing; and - (ii) giving notice of the seizure; and - (iii) if notice is given of the sale of the property, structure, works or thing—giving the notice; and - (iv) restoring the place from which the property, structure, works or thing was removed as nearly as practicable, to its former state.