Any trust account money, being money that is subject to section 89 of the Law Practitioners Act 1982; or

Any solicitors’ nominee company operated by a solicitor with the consent of the relevant District Law Society as a nominee in respect of securities and documents of title held for clients.

The member of the Police who is executing the warrant shall, before leaving the premises on which the warrant is executed, prepare an inventory of all such documents so seized:

If any solicitor having possession of the documents is present at the time of the execution of the warrant, the member of the Police shall show the inventory of documents to the solicitor, and invite him to check the accuracy of the inventory:

If, in any case to which paragraph (b) of this subsection applies, the solicitor wishes to dispute the seizure of any document listed on the inventory on the ground that the seizure of that document is outside the authority of the search warrant,—

Notwithstanding anything in paragraph (c) of this subsection, before removing any document from the premises, the member of the Police shall, on request by the solicitor, give the solicitor a reasonable opportunity to make a copy of the document:

If no solicitor having possession of the documents is present at the time of the execution of the warrant, the member of the Police shall leave the inventory or a copy of it at the place at which the documents are seized, together with the address of the Police station to which any objection to the seizure of the documents should be sent under paragraph (f) of this subsection:

If, in any case to which paragraph (e) of this subsection applies, the solicitor wishes to dispute the seizure of any document listed on the inventory on the ground that the seizure of that document is outside the authority of the search warrant,—

Where any document is placed before a District Court Judge under paragraph (c)(ii) or paragraph (f)(ii) of this subsection, the Judge shall, after giving the parties a reasonable opportunity to be heard, determine whether or not the seizure of the document was within the authority of the search warrant:

If the Judge determines that the seizure of the document was within the authority of the search warrant, he shall direct that the document be returned to the Police; and if he determines that the seizure of the document was outside the authority of the search warrant, he shall direct that the document be returned to the solicitor, and any copy of the document or record of its contents made by the Police be surrendered to the solicitor or destroyed forthwith:

If the Judge determines that the seizure of the document was within the authority of the search warrant but that it contains any information to which the Police should not have access, he may make such order as he considers appropriate, whether for the excision or concealment of that information, or the extraction or copying of the information to which the Police are entitled to have access, or otherwise:

Notwithstanding any other enactment or rule of law to the contrary, no copy of any document or record of the contents of any document that is ordered to be surrendered or destroyed under paragraph (h) of this subsection, and no evidence of any information to which the Police have been denied access by order of a District Court Judge made under paragraph (i) of this subsection, shall be admissible in any proceedings:

Notwithstanding anything in paragraphs (e) to (h) of this subsection, while any document to which this section applies remains in the possession of the Police, any solicitor who, at the time of the seizure of the document, had possession of the document shall, on request at any reasonable time, be given a reasonable opportunity to make a copy of the document.