Section 3 of SCOTSA : Section 3: Appointment And Functions Of Custodian
SCOTSA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where the Central Government suspects that a series of irregular securities transactions occurred between April 1991 and June 1992. To investigate and manage the assets involved, the government appoints a Custodian under Section 3(1) of the Special Court Act, 1992.
Upon gathering sufficient information, the Custodian believes that Mr. X has been involved in these illegal transactions. Acting under Section 3(2), the Custodian publishes Mr. X's name in the Official Gazette, notifying th...
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