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<h1>Central Government Must Appoint Adjudicating Authority Under Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002</h1> The Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002, mandates the Central Government to appoint an Adjudicating Authority, composed of a Chairperson and two Members with expertise in law, administration, finance, or accountancy. Members must meet specific qualifications, such as eligibility for District Judge or experience in the Indian Legal Service. The Chairperson appoints Benches, primarily located in New Delhi, with jurisdiction specified by the government. Members serve five-year terms, not exceeding 65 years of age. Vacancies are filled by the government, and Members may resign or be removed under certain conditions. The Authority follows principles of natural justice, not bound by the Code of Civil Procedure.