CS Executive · Economic, Commercial and Intellectual Property Laws · Prevention of Money Laundering
Meera is found guilty of money-laundering where the proceeds of crime relate to an offence specified under paragraph 2 of Part A of the Schedule. What is the maximum term of rigorous imprisonment under Section 4?
The maximum is ten years of rigorous imprisonment. The proviso to Section 4 raises the upper limit from seven to ten years when the proceeds of crime relate to an offence under paragraph 2 of Part A of the Schedule, while the minimum stays at three years.
- AFive years
- BSeven years
- CTen yearsCorrect
- DFourteen years
Explanation
The proviso to Section 4 substitutes the words 'which may extend to ten years' for 'which may extend to seven years' where proceeds relate to a paragraph 2 of Part A offence. The minimum remains three years. Seven years is the general maximum and so is wrong here.
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