Case Overview
This case involves an individual whose personal property was wrongfully seized by the IRS. It was alleged that the IRS wrongfully seized the individual’s property, which consisted of a large quantity of gold and precious stones. The search warrant that the IRS used to search the individual’s office, where the goods were stored, did not include a forfeiture, warrant, or any authorization to seize the gold or any personal property of the plaintiffs. It was claimed that the IRS agents lacked the proper authorization to seize the individual’s property.
