Under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002, the Appellate Tribunal's power to dismiss for…
PMLA s.35(2)(g) lets the Appellate Tribunal dismiss a representation for default, meaning dismissal for a party's non-appearance, or decide it ex parte, rather than…
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Under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002, the Appellate Tribunal's power to dismiss for default implies:
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PMLA s.35(2)(g) lets the Appellate Tribunal dismiss a representation for default, meaning dismissal for a party's non-appearance, or decide it ex parte, rather than dismissal for want of jurisdiction or by police action.