Immunity from prosecution under benami law may be tendered for full disclosure, and withdrawn for concealment or false evidence. The Initiating Officer may tender immunity from prosecution to a benamidar or other person, other than the beneficial owner, to obtain evidence relating ... Summary
Immunity from prosecution under benami law may be tendered for full disclosure, and withdrawn for concealment or false evidence.
The Initiating Officer may tender immunity from prosecution to a benamidar or other person, other than the beneficial owner, to obtain evidence relating to a benami transaction, subject to previous sanction and a full and true disclosure of all circumstances. Accepted immunity covers the specified offence and excludes penalty under the relevant provision. It may be withdrawn for non-compliance, concealment, or false evidence, after recorded finding and prior sanction, exposing the person to trial and penalties under the Act.
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