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Suspension of Look Out Circular (LOC) for Conditional International Travel; Prolonged Restrictions Violate Article 21 in Financial Fraud Allegations

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Delhi High Court: Suspension of Look Out Circular (LOC) for Conditional International Travel; Prolonged Restrictions Violate Article 21 in Financial Fraud Allegations
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Delhi High Court: Suspension of Look Out Circular (LOC) for Conditional International Travel; Prolonged Restrictions Violate Article 21 in Financial Fraud Allegations

Court’s Decision: The Delhi High Court allowed the petitioner temporary relief by suspending the LOC for 15 days to enable international travel. The court ruled that while the State’s interest…
Posted by Rawlaw January 11, 2025

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