Special Court designation under the Prevention of Money laundering Act assigns Sessions Courts territorial jurisdiction to try money laundering offences. The Central Government designates specified Courts of Sessions as Special Courts under the Prevention of Money laundering Act, in consultation with the High Court, and assigns defined revenue districts to each designated court to determine territorial jurisdiction for trial of offences under the Act.
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Special Court designation under the Prevention of Money laundering Act assigns Sessions Courts territorial jurisdiction to try money laundering offences.
The Central Government designates specified Courts of Sessions as Special Courts under the Prevention of Money laundering Act, in consultation with the High Court, and assigns defined revenue districts to each designated court to determine territorial jurisdiction for trial of offences under the Act.
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