YASHWANT VARMA
Paypal Payments Private Limited – Appellant
Versus
Financial Intelligence Unit India – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Yashwant Varma, J.
For ease of reference, refer the table as under:-
| S.NO. | TITLE | REFERENCE(s) |
| A. | PREFACE | Paras 1-3 |
| B. | PA's AND OPGSP's- REGULATORY FRAMEWORK | Paras 4- 7 |
| C. | ESSENTIAL FACTS | Paras 8-10 |
| D. | PSS ACT & PMLA- THE STATUTORY STRUCTURE | Paras 11-32 |
| E. | PAYPAL'S CHALLENGE | Paras 33-58 |
| F. | CONTENTIONS OF FIU-IND | Paras 59-75 |
| G. | RBI'S POSITION | Paras 76-88 |
| H. | PROCEEDINGS ON THE PETITION | Paras 89-97 |
| I. | MONEY LAUNDERING - GLOBAL EXPERIENCES | Paras 98-106 |
| J. | CENTRAL THEME OF THE PSS ACT | Paras 107-122 |
| K. | THE PARI MATERIA QUESTION | Paras 123-127 |
| L. | PAYMENT SYSTEM UNDER THE PMLA | Paras 128-149 |
| M. | PAYPAL'S GLOBAL COMPLIANCES | Paras 150-152 |
| N. | PAYPAL AND TPAPs' | Para 153 |
| O. | PENALTY UNJUSTIFIED | Paras 154-163 |
| P. | THE DEEMING FICTION ARGUMENT | Para 164 |
| Q. | DISPOSITIF | Paras 165-168 |
A. PREFACE
1. PayPal Payments Private Limited [PayPal], the petitioner impugns the order dated 17 December 2020 passed by the first respondent the Financial Intelligence Unit India [FIU-IND] holding it to be a 'reporting entity' under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002 [PMLA] and consequently proceeding to impose monetary penalties for it having failed to comply with the reporting obligations as placed under the Prevention of Money Laundering (Maintenance of Record
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