India's Supreme Court Condones Delay, No Interference Needed; Petitioner May Revive PMLA Proceedings on Acquittal Reversal. The SC of India disposed of an SLP, condoning the delay and determining no interference was necessary. The petitioner retains the right to revive ...
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India's Supreme Court Condones Delay, No Interference Needed; Petitioner May Revive PMLA Proceedings on Acquittal Reversal.
The SC of India disposed of an SLP, condoning the delay and determining no interference was necessary. The petitioner retains the right to revive proceedings under the PMLA if the acquittal order is overturned.
The Supreme Court of India disposed of a Special Leave Petition, condoning delay and stating no interference is needed. The petitioner can revive proceedings under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act if the order of acquittal is overturned.
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