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Is the ED Undermining the Constitution by Targeting Lawyers?

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By Sushanta Talukdar, Vaishna Roy Verified, Rushda Khan
| Frontline India Verified
There are some principles so deeply woven into the fabric of a constitutional democracy that to question them seems absurd. One such well-established principle that lies at the foundation of fair legal systems is the advocate-client privilege, recognised as early as the 16th century. One of the earliest recorded English cases involving legal privilege was Berd v. Lovelace Ch., Cary 62, 21 Eng.Rep. 33 (1577).
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Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 Explained: Key Changes, Controversies, and Impact on Indian Muslims

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By Mujibur Rehman, P.S. Munawar Hussain, Rushda Khan, Faizan Mustafa
| Frontline India Verified
The contentious Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2024, is likely to be tabled in Parliament on April 2, with reports of the BJP and the Congress issuing whips to their MPs to be present in the House for the next three days. With the parties in both the ruling BJP-led National Democratic Alliance and the opposition INDIA bloc showing no inclinations towards bipartisan consensus building, the stage is set for a heated debate in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. What does the term “waqf” mean?
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Thirty Seven Horses Under PMLA: A Peculiar Intersection Of Law, Luxury, And Financial Crimes

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By Rushda Khan
| Live Law Verified
When discussing the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), we often think of freezing bank accounts, attaching properties, or seizing luxury vehicles. Yet, in a recent and rather unique case, the attachment of more than three dozen horses worth approx. 4 crores, under the PMLA provisions made headlines, sparking conversations about the evolving nature of asset seizure in financial crime investigations.
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