In a recent criminal case in Uttar Pradesh, the Supreme Court has addressed the question of whether courts can effectively act as recovery agents for recovering funds. The court’s ruling indicates that while courts can play a role in investigations and asset searches, they are not authorized to actively pursue and recover debts or monetary claims. The case focuses on an individual accused of kidnapping, with allegations of a dispute regarding the recovery of money. The Supreme Court emphasized the distinct legal boundaries of judicial roles within the legal system. The court’s decision will have implications for the administration of justice concerning financial recovery.
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Courts Cannot Act as Recovery Agents for Collection of Money
