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Delhi High Court Grants Bail in PMLA Case as Crime Value Falls Below ₹1 Crore Threshold Under Section 45
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail in PMLA Case as Crime Value Falls Below ₹1 Crore Threshold Under Section 45

Court’s Decision: The High Court of Delhi granted bail to the petitioner, concluding that the allegations primarily involved a land parcel worth ₹10.83 lakhs, which was allegedly transferred for a…
Posted by Rawlaw September 19, 2024
Supreme Court Grants Bail to Arvind Kejriwal in CBI Case While Upholding the Legality of His Arrest; “Personal Liberty a Fundamental Right Under Article 21, Prolonged Detention Unjustified”
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Supreme Court Grants Bail to Arvind Kejriwal in CBI Case While Upholding the Legality of His Arrest; “Personal Liberty a Fundamental Right Under Article 21, Prolonged Detention Unjustified”

Court’s Decision:The Supreme Court upheld the legality of Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), finding that the CBI had followed the required procedure under Section 41…
Posted by Rawlaw September 13, 2024

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