Supreme Court of India
Directorate of Enforcement v. Ashok Kumar Jain and Vice Versa
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We are of the considered opinion that public interest should not suffer by non utilization of the seized documents for interrogating the respondent.
Judgment, page 6
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Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973: c FERA violations-By a person with deterioration health-Custodial interrogation of-High Court imposed conditions that the Enforcement Directorate should approach Director, Al/MS to· constitute a Board of Cardiologists and in case Board found custodial interrogation not feasible, Directorate should interrogate such a person under the care of doctors at Al!MS__:_Held: Modality stipulated by the Court for conducting such interrogation improper-Further, in such a case the authorities should be given freedom to chalk out necessary measures to protect the
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