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Money Laundering

Construction of "proceeds of crime" and the offence under the...

Proceeds of Crime: prima facie link to property use upheld, complaint not amenable to summary quashing and proceeds to trial.

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Money Laundering March 12, 2026 Case Laws HC
Construction of "proceeds of crime" and the offence under the PMLA was examined against allegations of large-scale illegal quarrying and related lease transactions; the court applied statutory definitions and precedents to hold that the complaint furnishes prima facie particulars linking the impugned property and lease dealings to laundering and thus discloses offences under the money laundering statute. Acquisition of property before the predicate offences was held not determinative where the complaint pleads subsequent use, transfer or lease for concealment and laundering. The extraordinary jurisdiction to quash was declined and the petition was dismissed; issues reserved for trial.

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