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The Karnataka High Court observed that the demand and acceptance are sine qua non to the offence under Section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. The twin pillars of demand and acceptance must be firmly established. The Petitioner questioned the registration of a crime against him for offence punishable under Section 7(a) of…
Quashing of PMLA Proceedings by High Courts and the Supreme Court of India: Legal Grounds and Emerging Judicial Standards Quashing PMLA Cases – When Can High Courts Intervene? The Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) confers broad powers upon enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute offences involving the laundering of illicit proceeds. However, over time,…
The Karnataka Excessive Court docket on Tuesday (July 8) requested the State to not file a remaining report with out the courtroom’s permission in an FIR lodged towards Royal Challengers Sports activities Non-public Restricted (RCSPL)–which manages RCB IPL crew and occasion administration agency DNA Leisure Networks Ltd in reference to the Bengaluru stampede. After listening…