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Penalty proceedings for cash-loan acceptance require assessment proceedings and recorded Assessing Officer satisfaction; absent these, the proceedings...
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The HC denied bail to the applicant accused of money laundering and collecting illegal bribes while controlling high-level management of State departments and public sector undertakings. Despite no unaccounted money being recovered, the court considered the gravity of economic offences involving deep-rooted conspiracies, huge public fund losses, and threats to the country's financial health. While economic offences warrant a different bail approach, the presumption of innocence was upheld. However, the applicant's release posed risks given the serious charges and potential witness tampering. The bail rejection prioritized the case's severity over the applicant's liberty interests.
The HC denied bail to the applicant accused of money laundering and collecting illegal bribes while controlling high-level management of State departments and public sector undertakings. Despite no unaccounted money being recovered, the court considered the gravity of economic offences involving deep-rooted conspiracies, huge public fund losses, and threats to the country's financial health. While economic offences warrant a different bail approach, the presumption of innocence was upheld. However, the applicant's release posed risks given the serious charges and potential witness tampering. The bail rejection prioritized the case's severity over the applicant's liberty interests.
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