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SC: Accused Not Entitled to Bail in PMLA Case Merely Because Chargesheet Filed for Predicate Offence - (15 May 2023)

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Supreme Court while setting aside bail granted to accused in PMLA Case, has held that merely because, for predicated offences chargesheet might have been filed it cannot be a ground to release accused on bail in connection with the scheduled offences under PML Act 2000.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   MONEY LAUNDERING CASE   PMLA   PREDICATE OFFENCE  

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