The Supreme Court has recently held that that the Enforcement Directorate under the PMLA Act would have to provide grounds of the arrest in writing while taking the person to custody. Further the Supreme Court held that that the Enforcement Directorate should not engage in vindictive actions and instead conduct its investigations within the ambit of law with fairness and the highest level of integrity. In connection with this matter, our partner, FaridKarachiwala, took part in a special discussion hosted by Parikshit Luthra, Anchor and Chief of Bureau at CNBC TV18.
Enforcement Directorate Is Not Expected To Be Vindictive: Supreme Court | Farid Karachiwala
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- Farid Karachiwala
- October 5, 2023
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Farid’s disputes practice extends to appearing in all Civil Courts, High Court, Consumer forums, Small Causes Court, Co-operative Court, Revenue Tribunals, and some of the Magistrate and Session Courts in Mumbai. As an Advocate on Record of the Supreme Court of India, Farid also regularly appears before the Supreme Court of India.