Delhi High Court judgment by Justice Madhu Jain on PMLA pre-arrest protection
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Protection in predicate offence doesn't automatically extend to PMLA case: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court ruled that pre-arrest protection granted in a predicate offence does not automatically extend to proceedings under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). Justice Madhu Jain clarified that PMLA cases are distinct and require independent judicial scrutiny. This judgment reinforces the strict bail and arrest provisions under PMLA, which is a key topic in polity and internal security for competitive exams.
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Protection in predicate offence does not automatically apply to PMLA proceedings
PMLA cases require independent judicial assessment for bail or protection
Reinforces stringent PMLA provisions on arrest and bail (Section 45)
Significant for polity, internal security, and legal awareness in UPSC, SSC, Banking exams
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