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    April 7, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
    Self-occupied attached property cannot attract notional rent absent exceptional grounds, with possession retained until confiscation.
    April 4, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
    Value-equivalent attachment applies where proceeds of crime are untraceable, and prior-acquired property may be attached.
    April 3, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
    Proceeds of crime in demat shares upheld where bank records showed diversion of funds into share purchases.
    April 3, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
    Burden to prove lawful source of attached assets sustained; family-held properties remained unsubstantiated and attachment was upheld.
    April 2, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
    PMLA provisional attachment of tainted assets, continuing offence and limitation exclusions shape enforcement scope
    April 1, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
    PMLA anticipatory bail refused where evasive answers, false affidavits and obstructive conduct justified custodial interrogation.
    Proceeds of crime must have nexus with the scheduled offence; pre-offence property attachment needs factual proof.
    Section 32A IBC limits action against corporate debtor property prospectively, not retrospective provisional attachment already made.
    Provisional attachment of alleged proceeds of crime can cover non-accused persons who fail to prove lawful source of funds.
    Scheme implementation cannot dilute criminal prosecution; attached assets may be released for investors while charges continue independently.
    Proceeds of crime includes equivalent-value property, allowing attachment of earlier-acquired assets when tainted property is unavailable.
    Proceeds of Crime can include equivalent-value property when tainted assets are untraceable; provisional attachment sustained.
    PMLA provisional attachment of mortgaged property fails where no material shows likely alienation or bank collusion.
    PMLA attachment overrides secured creditor priority, with release or restoration to be sought before the Special Court.
    Money laundering attachment can extend to non-accused property when tainted funds are later infused into it.
    Risk of evidence tampering justified bail refusal where prima facie material links accused to mob mobilisation and money laundering.
    Proceeds of crime can include equivalent value property; attachment upheld where original proceeds are siphoned off or untraceable.
    Continuing Offence of Money Laundering: continued possession or use of property purchased from tainted funds sustains attachment.
    Proceeds of Crime: lack of credible source evidence upheld provisional attachment; valuation treated as fair market value at acquisition.
    Proceeds of crime: equivalent value attachment permitted where funds were siphoned off; provisional attachment under PMLA upheld.
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