Settle the Case, Not the Crime: Delhi High Court Says Compromise in the Predicate Offence Does Not Automatically Defeat a PMLA Prosecution
A frequently raised defence in money laundering litigation is that once the predicate offence —
A frequently raised defence in money laundering litigation is that once the predicate offence —
Can an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) be challenged before a High Court under Article
Can a person convicted in cheque-dishonour proceedings return to the High Court years later and
For twenty-three years, two foreign-exchange prosecutions remained stuck at the stage of summons. The underlying
The question becomes difficult because the PMLA does not begin with the underlying dispute. It
Search and seizure under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (“PMLA”) do not, by
Can Customs authorities impose full-fledged Cost Recovery Charges (CRC) merely because customs officers frequently supervise
What happens when Customs authorities continue pursuing allegations that have already failed before adjudicating authorities,