Supreme Court of India
Mohtesham Mohd. Ismail v. Spl. Director, Enforcement Directorate and Anr.
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Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1973-ss. 5, 9(J)(b), 9(l)(d) and 9(3) ands. 54-Proceedings under the Act-Against the accused- c Retraction of confession by the accused-Adjudicating authority imposing penalty-Appeal of accused allowed by Appellate Board- Appeal against the order of the Board by the Adjudicating Authority- High Court maintaining the appeal and setting aside order of the Board on Merit--On appeal, held: Power to prefer appeal to High Court is with Central Government-Adjudicating Authority having not been authorised to act on behalf of Central Government could not prefer the
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