Service-tax exemptions for railway and Government works restrict de novo reassessment, while unsupported limitation and consultation failures invalida...
Right to speedy trial supported bail in money-laundering proceedings despite the statutory twin conditions where predicate-offence charge-sheets remained unfiled and neither the predicate nor money-laundering trial had a realistic prospect of timely completion. Proceeds of crime under the PMLA must arise from criminal activity relating to a scheduled offence; consequently, final determination of the money-laundering charge depends on establishment of the scheduled offence. The continued unexplained delay constituted a material change from the earlier bail refusal, and constitutional protection of personal liberty under Article 21 justified release on bail subject to conditions.
Right to speedy trial supported bail in money-laundering proceedings despite the statutory twin conditions where predicate-offence charge-sheets remained unfiled and neither the predicate nor money-laundering trial had a realistic prospect of timely completion. Proceeds of crime under the PMLA must arise from criminal activity relating to a scheduled offence; consequently, final determination of the money-laundering charge depends on establishment of the scheduled offence. The continued unexplained delay constituted a material change from the earlier bail refusal, and constitutional protection of personal liberty under Article 21 justified release on bail subject to conditions.
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