Abstract
This study examines the laws and policies concerning the Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002 in India, focusing on key Supreme Court cases. The research delves into the enforcement and compliance landscape shaped by the Act, highlighting the impact on financial institutions and reporting entities. By analysing prominent legal cases, the study aims to elucidate the judicial interpretations and implications for combating money laundering effectively. Through a comprehensive review of the legislative framework and judicial precedents, this research provides insights into the evolving regulatory environment and the role of the judiciary in shaping anti-money laundering efforts in India.
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