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Money Laundering

Money-laundering is treated as an independent and continuing...

Money-laundering attachment can extend to equivalent value property and third-party assets despite later settlement or discharge.

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Money Laundering May 5, 2026 Case Laws AT
Money-laundering is treated as an independent and continuing offence, so attachment under the PMLA turns on the date when proceeds of crime are possessed, concealed, used, or projected as untainted property, not on the date of the loan or predicate offence. The definition of proceeds of crime was read to include equivalent value property, allowing attachment of assets acquired earlier when traced tainted property is unavailable. Settlement of bank dues did not displace attachment while the predicate offence remained pending, and property could be attached in the hands of third parties, including a wife or children, if it represented proceeds of crime. The attachment was upheld in full.

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