'confiscated property' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to property that is seized and taken away by a governmental authority, such as a law enforcement agency. For example: "The police confiscated all of the stolen property from the suspect's home."
THE TRIBUNAL (Mr. Biddle): You knew that this was confiscated property, I presume?
The money came partly from the sale of the confiscated property of convicted heretics.
Giving confiscated property back to the ousted Asians was the government's first step in soothing relations.
Many of the family's confiscated property and holdings, including a mansion, were later returned.
But the city's administrative code requires people who want confiscated property back to prove that they are the rightful owner.
He once described accompanying his surrogate father while he confiscated property from Jews deported by the Nazis.
Meanwhile, NDI president Kenneth Wollack urged Egyptian authorities to allow the centre to reopen and to return any confiscated property.
However, it takes a gradualist approach to restoring confiscated property, undoing currency controls and abolishing unconstitutional laws.Five of the six of the original primary contenders supported the platform.
There is no evidence that the full $20,000 from confiscated property sold at auction in September was ever deposited into the Sequestration Fund in Richmond.
Confiscated property of "alien enemies" would be sold and the proceeds paid into a fund, administered by the Treasury Department, from which "loyal Confederates" could make indemnity claims.
The Ministry of Finance has relied heavily on the official records of the Third Reich which kept detailed accounts on confiscated property.
