No Money Laundering Charge Without Predicate Offence, SC Rules; Parties May Challenge Order to Revive Case

The SC ruled that without a predicate offence, there can be no charge of money laundering. It allows parties to challenge the order and potentially revive the case if needed. The Special Leave Petition and any pending applications were disposed of accordingly.

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The Supreme Court held that if the predicate offence is quashed, there can be no offence of money laundering. Parties can challenge the order and revive the case if necessary. The Special Leave Petition and pending application are disposed of.

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