27 (f) the person executing the search warrant shall instantly prepare a list of the things seized, and the places wherein the things have been found, signed by the witnesses, and a copy thereof shall be delivered, to the occupier of the place, or whoever deputizes therefor; (g) seized things, and the lists thereof, shall be shown to the Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate, as the case may be, to take the necessary measure, with respect thereto; (h) a copy of the papers , or documents authenticated, by the Prosecution Attorney, may be given, to the person from whom they have seized, where he has an urgent interest therein; (i) seized things shall be kept in a safe place, and entered into the Case Diary, or record of proceedings; (j) where search reveals an unlawfully detained person, whoever conducts the search shall forthwith bring him, before the Prosecution Attorney, to take such measure, as he may deem fit. Chapter IIII Seizure of Property and Things Branch I Attachment Attachment of documents, property and things 96. The Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate, as the case may be, may attach any document, property or any thing found during search, or brought before him, or owned by any person, which has relation to inquiry, trial or execution, whenever he deems the same necessary. Attachment of property of absconding person 97. The Superior Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate of the General Criminal Court, at any time, after publication of the proclamation, provided for in section 78, may order attachment of any property belonging to the person, in respect of whom the proclamation has been issued. Where the proclaimed person does not appear, at the date specified in the proclamation, the attached property shall be under the disposal of the body, which issued the attachment order , in accordance with the provisions of section 99. Way of attachment 98. Attachment shall be executed by the way followed in the Civil Procedure Act, 1983, for attachment of property, or by any such way, as the Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate, as the case may be, may deem fit.