FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (ENCASHMENT OF DRAFT, CHEQUE, INSTRUMENT AND PAYMENT OF INTEREST) RULES, 2000.Foreign Exchange Management (Encashment of Draft, Cheque, Instrument And Payment of Interest) Rules, 2000.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (ENCASHMENT OF DRAFT, CHEQUE, INSTRUMENT AND PAYMENT OF INTEREST) RULES, 2000.Foreign Exchange Management (Encashment of Draft, Cheque, Instrument And Payment of Interest) Rules, 2000.
Separate bank accounts for investigation-related currency require deposit with a nationalised bank in the Directorate of Enforcement's name. Where an investigation into an alleged contravention of foreign-exchange law or related requirements is undertaken and relevant Indian currency is in an ... Summary
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Separate bank accounts for investigation-related currency require deposit with a nationalised bank in the Directorate of Enforcement's name.
Where an investigation into an alleged contravention of foreign-exchange law or related requirements is undertaken and relevant Indian currency is in an Enforcement Directorate officer's custody, the currency must be deposited in a nationalised bank. The deposit must be made in a separate account in the name of the Directorate of Enforcement.
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