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Any bona fide measures taken by revenue to prevent circulation of black money, cannot be objected as interference with personal liberty or freedom of a citizen
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- Rajendran Chingaravelu Vs. ACIT (Supreme Court of India)
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- Supreme Court of India
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10. We are in agreement with the submissions of the learned Solicitor General. When the bonafides of a passenger carrying an unusually large sum, and his claims regarding the source and legitimacy, have to be verified, some delay and inconvenience is inevitable. The inspecting and investigating officers have to make sure that the money was / intended for any illegal purpose. In such a situation, the rights of the passenger will have to yield to public interest. Any bonafide measures, taken in public interest, and to provide public safety or to prevent circulation of black mo...
