Supreme Court of India
Namad Hassan Bhagad and Ors. v. State Ofgujarat and Ors.
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TI1e Designated Judge on being satisfied with the primafacie finding and on being satisfied with the prima facies case confirmed the attachment by the judgment under appeal. The Designated Court found that there was no mention at all in Section 7 that the property to be investigated must be the property of an offender against whom the offence under Section 7 is to be registered and what was required to be established was that the property in relation to which the investigation was made must be having sources of purchase from the amount or proceeds of terrorism or by way of commission of
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