C-5.1 - Act respecting truck transportation

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72. Any peace officer may, immediately, when making an inspection pursuant to section 69,
(1)  seize any vehicle where he has reasonable cause to believe that it is being or was used to commit an offence against this Act or any of the regulations thereunder and that the person who is using or who used such vehicle might abscond, until the competent court or a judge of such court authorizes the release of the vehicle with or without a deposit;
(2)  seize any vehicle where he has reasonable cause to believe that it is being or was used to commit an offence against section 2, until the competent court or a judge of such court authorizes the release of the vehicle with a deposit.
1987, c. 97, s. 72; 1990, c. 4, s. 122.
72. Any peace officer may, without a warrant,
(1)  seize any vehicle where he has reasonable cause to believe that it is being or was used to commit an offence against this Act or any of the regulations thereunder and that the person who is using or who used such vehicle might abscond, until the competent court or a judge of such court authorizes the release of the vehicle with or without a deposit;
(2)  seize any vehicle where he has reasonable cause to believe that it is being or was used to commit an offence against section 2, until the competent court or a judge of such court authorizes the release of the vehicle with a deposit.
1987, c. 97, s. 72.