confiscated goods
2.The total purchases include:(1) agricultu ral and industrial products purchased from producers; (2) books, magazines and n ewspapers purchased from distribution departments of the publishers; (3) commodi ties purchased from wholesale and retail establishments; (4) commodities purchas ed from other units, such as surplus materials purchased from government agencie s, enterprises or institutions, commodities purchased from catering and service establishments, confiscated goods purchased from customs authorities or market management agencies, second?hand goods and wastes purchased from residents; and (5) commodities directly imported from abroad.
5.They have confiscated and destroyed the pirated goods and levied administrative sanctions on the infringers.
8.Goods that may be seized and confiscated by a belligerent if shipped to another belligerent by a neutral.
9.Financial policy should be based on the principle that those with money should contribute money and that the property of the Japanese imperialists and Chinese traitors should be confiscated, and economic policy should be based on the principle of boycotting Japanese goods and promoting home products -- everything for the sake of resistance to Japan.
10.In 1999, the department investigated 253 cases of unlicensed import and export of strategic commodities and prosecuted 134 offenders, resulting in fines amounting to $2.7 million. Goods valued at $10 million were also seized and confiscated.
