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    <description>AT at New Delhi upheld the provisional attachment of properties under PMLA. It held that the appellant failed to establish legitimate sources for the consideration used to acquire the attached property and could not correlate bank entries with the purchase payments. Unexplained deposits labeled &quot;TRF&quot; and &quot;Cash&quot; in the relevant account remained unjustified, and neither the full consideration nor the source of partial payments was proved. The AT found that the authority had properly recorded &quot;reason to believe&quot; under Section 5(1), based on detailed analysis of the scheduled offence, bank transactions, and property ownership. The appeal was dismissed.</description>
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