Supreme Court of India
Aamenabai Tayebaly and Ors. v. Competent Authority Under Safema and Ors.
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Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Foifeiture of Property) Act, /976-S2 (2)(c)-The vendor of the immovable property, being the wife of COFEPOSA detenu, is liable to be proceeded under the Act-S2(2)(e)- Though the purchaser is not covered by this section, the property he purchased from the vendor is liable to lfe forfeited since he was aware of the proceedings under SAFEMA in respect to the said property before the purchase and cannot claim that the purchase was bonafide purchase for value without notice-There was also an undertaking by the vendor to the Court not to dispose off
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