Supreme Court of India
P.P. Abdulla and Anr. v. The Competent Authroity and Ors.
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Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of property) Act, 1976-ss. 6 (I) and 7 (!)-Notice and consequent forfeiture ofproperty Propriety of-Held: Forfeiture was illegal-As there is nothing recorded in writing by the Authority establishing such link or nexus between the property sought to be forfeited and the alleged illegally acquired money. Interpretation of Statutes-Interpretation of provisions of confiscation Held: Order of confiscation being stringent, the provisions thereof has to be construed strictly and the statute must be strictly complied with. Notice was issued
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