Cryptocurrency is as ‘property’ under Indian law, rules Madras High Court
Madras High Court confirms crypto can be owned and held in trust. WazirX has been barred from redistributing investors’ unaffected...
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Madras High Court recognises cryptocurrency as ‘property’ under Indian law
In a major win for India’s cryptocurrency sector, the Madras High Court recognised cryptocurrency as a “property” under Indian law...
Cryptocurrency ‘property’ under Indian law, capable of ownership and trust: Madras HC
News Desk26 October 2025, 03:42 PM ISTWith this judgment, the Madras High Court has provided much-needed clarity on the legal...
ED Can Seize Indian Currency Intended For Illegal Purchase Of Foreign Exchange: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has made it clear that Indian currency can be seized by the Enforcement Directorate under provisions...
