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'No Investigating Officer Can Flout Procedural Requirements, Proclaim To Be Law Unto Himself': Bombay High Court Slams Cop For House Seizure
In Cases Involving UPI Intermediaries, Magistrates Cannot Direct Transfer Of Money From Their Account Without Hearing Them: Karnataka HC
Section 102 (3) CrPC | Non-Reporting Of Bank Account Seizure Forthwith To Magistrate Doesn't Make Seizure Illegal: Allahabad HC
Bank Account Of Any Of The Relatives Of An Accused Can Be Seized U/S 102 CrPC: Jammu & Kashmir & Ladakh High Court
Non-Reporting Of Seizure Forthwith To Magistrate U/S 102 (3) CrPC Doesn't Make Such Seizure By Police Illegal: Allahabad High Court
Court Cannot Impound Passport Under Section 104 CrPC, As It Can Be Done Only By Authority Under Passports Act: Karnataka High Court
Notice To Accused Not Necessary For Freezing Bank Account Under Section 102 CrPC : Madras High Court
'Police Preventing Transfer Of Shares? We Can't Allow This': Supreme Court Stays UP Police Notices To Yes Bank
PC Act Is A Code By Itself- Bank Account Of A Person Accused of Prevention of Corruption Act Cannot Be Attached U/S 102 CrPC: Supreme Court
Immovable Property Cannot Be Seized By Police Under Section 102 CrPC, Reiterates SC [Read Order]
Section 102 CrPC- Expression 'Any Property' Does Not Include 'Immovable Property', Holds SC [Read Judgment]
Breaking : Police Cannot Attach Immovable Property Under Sec.102 CrPC During Investigation, Declares SC [Read Judgment]