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Issues: Whether the writ petition raised a substantial jurisdictional and statutory interpretation question on the applicability of the money-laundering regime to a payment-platform facilitator, warranting notice and interim protection pending consideration.
Analysis: The petition challenged the order treating the petitioner as a reporting entity and payment system operator under the money-laundering law and imposing a penalty, while the respondent raised an objection based on the statutory appellate remedy. The Court noted that the petitioner's business model and the rival stands on the scope of the payment-system framework required consideration, and that the Reserve Bank of India's affidavit appeared to differ from the impugned order. In view of the substantial legal issue and the jurisdictional objection, notice was issued, the Reserve Bank of India was impleaded, and the Union and RBI were directed to clarify their stand through a committee process. Pending compliance with interim directions, protection was granted against immediate enforcement of the impugned order.
Conclusion: The matter was entertained at the threshold, notice was issued, interim protective directions were granted, and the impugned order was stayed subject to compliance.