Lahore High Court rules crypto transactions not automatically fraudulent
Most outlets reported the Lahore High Court's ruling that not every crypto transaction constitutes fraud, emphasizing the court's decision as a legal precedent or in the context of a bail case. 24 News HD highlighted the 15-page verdict and its significance as a judicial precedent, while Dunya News framed the ruling in relation to a specific FIA investigation and bail confirmation for three suspects.
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LHC rules crypto P2P transactions alone do not prove fraud
The Lahore High Court ruled that crypto P2P transactions or bank transfers alone cannot establish fraud, confirming pre-arrest bail for three suspects in an FIA investigation.
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Not every crypto transaction is fraud, rules LHC
In a 15-page verdict, which has been described as a judicial precedent, the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Thursday declared that not every transaction of crypto trading was a fraud, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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