Supreme Court of India
Jyoti Harshad Mehta & Ors. v. The Custodian & Ors.
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Special Court (Trial of Offences Relating to Transactions in Securities) Act, 1992 - ss.3(2) & (3), 4(1), 9A and 11 - Diversion of public funds for short term investment in c securities market - Trial of criminal offences, as also civil disputes, arising therefrom - Custodian appointed in terms of the Act notified Harshad Mehta as also the appellants - <. All their properties stood attached - Judge, Special Court directed sale of flats purportedly belonging to appellants - • Order challenged - Matter remitted back to Special Court - Judgment passed by Judge, Special Court - Challenge to -
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Where later benches applied it
- 2011 Smt. Rasila S. Mehta v. Custodian, Nariman Bhavan, Mumbai
- 2017 Kalpana Mehta and Others v. Union of India and Others
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