Petition withdrawn and dismissed; petitioner declared proclaimed offender after Section 50 PMLA call, may reapply in six months The SC permitted withdrawal of the SLP and dismissed it as withdrawn, while granting the petitioner liberty to approach the HC after six months as prayed. ...
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Petition withdrawn and dismissed; petitioner declared proclaimed offender after Section 50 PMLA call, may reapply in six months
The SC permitted withdrawal of the SLP and dismissed it as withdrawn, while granting the petitioner liberty to approach the HC after six months as prayed. The petitioner, though not an accused in the seven FIRs, had been called under Section 50 PMLA and was declared a proclaimed offender; the HC found he violated bail conditions and absented himself, creating a justified apprehension he might again frustrate the trial or breach conditions. The SLP dismissal preserves the HC liberty timeline.
Permission to file "Special Leave Petition" is granted. After preliminary argument, learned senior counsel for the petitioner sought liberty to withdraw the Special Leave Petition with further liberty to approach the High Court after six months. The Court allowed withdrawal: the "Special Leave Petition is dismissed as withdrawn with liberty as prayed for." No appearance was recorded for the respondent. The order therefore grants leave to file but disposes of the petition on withdrawal, expressly preserving the petitioner's right to initiate proceedings in the High Court after a six-month interval.
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