Under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002, if a case before the Adjudicating Authority appears…
Section 6(7) provides that if it appears at any stage of a hearing that a case ought to be heard by a Bench of two Members, the Chairperson may transfer or refer the case to…
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Under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002, if a case before the Adjudicating Authority appears to require hearing by a two-Member Bench, it may be transferred by-
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Section 6(7) provides that if it appears at any stage of a hearing that a case ought to be heard by a Bench of two Members, the Chairperson may transfer or refer the case to such a Bench as he deems fit, not the Central Government, any single Member, or the Appellate Tribunal.