What Article 195 is and what it protects
Article 195 of the Georgian Administrative Offences Code protects a seal — a plomb or a lock — placed by an authorised official. The norm contemplates two acts: its deliberate damage and its deliberate removal. In both formulations, two details carry decisive weight: the seal must have been placed by an authorised official, and the act must have been deliberate — accidental damage does not fit the description of this article.
If you have been fined under this article, this page helps you understand what the norm says, what fine it provides for, and where the case deserves to be disputed. Even where the amount is small, a recorded breach stays in the documents, and assessing it correctly matters later as well.