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Prevention of Money-Laundering (Forms, Search And Seizure or Freezing And The Manner of Forwarding The Reasons And Material To The Adjudicating Authority, Impounding And Custody of Records And The Period of Retention) Rules, 2005 - Rules
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Summons under Prevention of Money laundering Act require attendance and production of documents; non-compliance attracts penal consequences. The summons form authorises an investigating officer to require a named person to attend at a specified time and place and to produce documents listed in the Schedule in connection with a money laundering investigation. It records the officer's exercise of statutory investigative powers and warns that proceedings under these attendance provisions are treated as judicial proceedings, with penal consequences for failure to give evidence or comply with document production requirements.
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Summons under Prevention of Money laundering Act require attendance and production of documents; non-compliance attracts penal consequences.
The summons form authorises an investigating officer to require a named person to attend at a specified time and place and to produce documents listed in the Schedule in connection with a money laundering investigation. It records the officer's exercise of statutory investigative powers and warns that proceedings under these attendance provisions are treated as judicial proceedings, with penal consequences for failure to give evidence or comply with document production requirements.
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