28 Branch II Disposal of Property and Things Safeguards of disposal of property 99.(1) Where during inquiry, or trial, there has been presented any property with respect to which the offence is believed to have been committed, the Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate, shall take the necessary measures to classify such property . (2) Harmful materials shall forthwith be destroyed, after taking samples thereof, and specifying the quantities, weights, descriptions and harms thereof, by the competent technical bodies. (3) Property liable to natural decay, or to termination of validity, shall be sold forthwith; likewise animals, where keeping and care, of the same, is not possible , or are feared to perish. (4) Where the Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate deems, upon the request of the competent public authority, that it is fit to sell any attached property, he may order sale of the same, and keep the value thereof. (5) Monetary property shall be kept in the treasury of the State, in accordance with the financial regulations. (6) Where the absconding person, whose property has been attached , under section 97, does not appear, his attached property may be sold, by the expiry of three months, of the date of attachment. (7) Where the absconding person, whose property has been attached, under section 97, appears, within one year, of the date of attachment, and his property is still under attachment, and delivers justification of his absence, or ignorance of the proclamation, published in his respect, the property , or the price of such, as has bee sold thereof, shall be delivered thereto, after deduction of expenses . (8) The attached property, or the price thereof, shall be a trust, with the competent authority, which ordered attachment thereof, and shall be responsible for keeping the same, in the approppriate manner, and the same shall not be disposed of, before the lapse of the criminal suit; and in this case, the decision of lapse of the criminal suit shall include the manner of disposal of the attached property. Procedure upon seizure of suspicious or stolen property 100.(1) Any Policeman, who seizes any stolen property, or property found in circumstances, which lead to suspecion of the commission of an offence, shall forthwith inform the Prosecution Attorney of the same. (2) Where the person , who has right to the said property is unknown, such property may be attached, and the Prosecution Attorney thereupon, shall issue a sufficient proclamation, in the