Court Sets Aside Order, Releases Attached Properties - Lack of Connection to Case The court set aside the impugned order confirming the provisional attachment of the appellant's property, as the appellant had no connection with the ...
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Court Sets Aside Order, Releases Attached Properties - Lack of Connection to Case
The court set aside the impugned order confirming the provisional attachment of the appellant's property, as the appellant had no connection with the individuals involved in the case and the main accused had been acquitted in related proceedings. The attached properties were ordered to be released immediately.
Issues: 1. Validity of provisional attachment order on appellant's property. 2. Alleged connection of appellant with Syed Mobin and Aisha Naheed. 3. Justification for attaching appellant's property. 4. Discharge of main accused Syed Mobin and his wife in related proceedings.
Analysis: 1. The judgment concerns an appeal related to the attachment of the appellant's property under a provisional attachment order dated 30.03.2016, confirmed by an impugned order dated 22.09.2016, which the appellant challenged. The appellant argued that the attachment was unjustified as he had no connection with Syed Mobin and Aisha Naheed, and thus, both orders should be quashed.
2. The appellant contended that the property was attached based on a partnership between the appellant and Aisha Naheed in M/s. Premier Plastic Industries until her retirement on 31.03.1998. Following her retirement, the appellant became the sole owner. The appellant argued that there was no basis for attaching his property, emphasizing the lack of justification for the attachment.
3. Additionally, it was highlighted that the main accused, Syed Mobin, had been discharged in the schedule offense, with no appeal filed by the State. Similarly, the appellant and his wife were discharged in the PMLA complaint. The counsel argued that since the main accused and his wife were acquitted in related proceedings, there was no merit in the impugned order, urging for its reversal.
4. The judgment noted that there was no challenge from the respondent regarding the acquittal of the main accused and his wife in the PMLA proceedings. Considering the circumstances and the acquittal of the main accused, the impugned order dated 22.09.2016 was set aside. Consequently, the provisional attachment order was quashed, and the attached properties were ordered to be released immediately.
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