Death of Public Servant Does Not Automatically Abate Confiscation Proceedings Against Relatives: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India has ruled that confiscation proceedings under the Bihar Special Courts Act, 2009 (BSCA) do not automatically abate or get set aside upon the death of the main accused public servant, especially when the properties are held by relatives or spouses who were also part of the proceedings. A Bench of

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