Tag: Property Confiscation

Assets of Seven Citizens Seized in Ilam Province

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Ilam, Mohseni Eje’i, Property Confiscation

HRANA – The Chief Justice of Ilam Province has announced the seizure of the assets of seven citizens in the province. He accused the individuals of “espionage and collaboration with the Zionist regime.”

According to Mizan News Agency, the assets of seven citizens in Ilam Province have been confiscated. The Chief Justice of Ilam Province claimed that the measure was carried out within the framework of “protecting public rights” and based on laws related to “espionage and collaboration with the Zionist regime.” He added that the cases against these individuals are currently under review.

Omran Ali Mohammadi further stated that the confiscated assets included housing, vehicles, bank assets, and other property belonging to the citizens.

The report did not disclose the identities of the individuals or provide details regarding the legal proceedings against them.

Amid the military attacks on Iran, Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei announced that judicial orders had been issued for the seizure and confiscation of assets allegedly linked to what he described as “elements cooperating with the enemy inside and outside the country.” He also threatened such individuals with execution, stating: “One of the punishments prescribed in such cases is execution, and following investigations, one of the legal punishments will be applied to those concerned.”

Following this directive by the judiciary, a smart financial inquiry system known as “Saham” was launched. With the activation of this system, prosecutor’s offices and courts across the country are now able to identify citizens’ assets and properties online in the shortest possible time and carry out the necessary confiscation measures.

Assets of 52 Citizens Seized in Zanjan; Seven Arrested

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Abhar, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, HRANA, Khorramdarreh, Property Confiscation, zanjan

HRANA – The Judiciary’s Media Center announced the seizure of assets belonging to 52 citizens in Zanjan Province. Seven of the individuals, who reside in Iran, have been arrested.

According to Mizan News Agency, the Chief Justice of Zanjan Province announced the confiscation of assets belonging to a number of citizens in the province.

According to the report, the assets of 52 individuals described as “linked to networks cooperating with the enemy” were seized by judicial order. The confiscated assets include bank holdings, cash and foreign currency, movable and immovable property, and gold. Seven of these individuals have been arrested, while the remaining owners are reportedly residing outside the country.

The report states that of the total confiscations, 33 cases were in the city of Zanjan, 15 in Abhar, and three in Khorramdarreh. In addition, the assets of another individual with property in Tehran and Khodabandeh County were also seized.

The Chief Justice of Zanjan Province claimed that the measure was carried out within the framework of “protecting public rights” and based on laws related to “espionage and cooperation with the Zionist regime.” He added that the cases against these individuals are under investigation.

The report did not disclose the identities of the individuals, the exact timing of the arrests, the locations where the detainees are being held, or details of the charges brought against them.

Following the start of military attacks on Iran, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, head of the judiciary, announced that judicial orders had been issued to confiscate and seize assets linked to what he described as “elements cooperating with the enemy inside and outside the country.” He also threatened these individuals with execution, stating: “One of the punishments prescribed in this regard is execution, and following investigations, one of the legal punishments will be applied to the individuals concerned.”

Following the issuance of this directive by the judiciary, the “Saham” smart financial inquiry system was launched. Through this system, prosecutor’s offices and courts across the country are now able to quickly and online identify citizens’ assets and property and take the necessary steps to confiscate them.

Assets of 48 Citizens Confiscated in Hamedan Province

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Hamedan, HRANA, Property Confiscation

HRANA – The assets and properties of 48 citizens in Hamedan Province have been seized. The judiciary has accused these individuals of “collaboration with the enemy.” Forty-two of these citizens reside abroad.

According to a report by Fars News Agency, the assets of 48 citizens in Hamedan Province have been confiscated. Based on the report, judicial authorities claimed that these individuals were active in a “network of collaborators with the enemy” and that their actions fall under the law intensifying punishment for espionage and cooperation with the Israeli regime against national security and interests.

Fars also claimed that the measure was carried out under orders from judicial authorities and that the confiscated assets are intended to be used for rebuilding sites damaged by the war.

Among these individuals, six reside in the United Kingdom, two in Switzerland, one in Russia, eight in Germany, six in Turkey, eight in Iraq, four in the United States, one in Italy, one in Oman, one in Canada, one in Saudi Arabia, one in Armenia, two in Ghana, and six in Iran.

The report did not disclose the identities of these citizens or provide details regarding the judicial proceedings in their cases.

Previously, the assets and properties of dozens of other individuals in Hamedan had also been confiscated under similar accusations by order of judicial authorities.

Following the start of military attacks on Iran, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, head of the judiciary, announced that judicial orders had been issued for the seizure and confiscation of assets linked to what he described as “elements collaborating with the enemy inside and outside the country.” He also threatened these individuals with execution, stating: “One of the punishments prescribed in this matter is execution, and following investigations, one of the legal punishments will be applied to those subject to these charges.”

Following the issuance of this directive by the judiciary, the “Saham” smart financial inquiry system was launched. With the activation of this system, prosecutor’s offices and courts across the country are able to identify citizens’ assets and properties online in the shortest possible time and take the necessary measures to seize them.