Supreme Court of India
Ram Krishan and Another v. The State of Delhi
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Prevention of Corruption-"Obtains", Meaning of-Railway Servants, if public servants-Laying of traps-Propriety-Preven tion of Corruption Act (II of 1947), s. 5(l)(d), sub·s.ction (2) Indian Railways Act (IX of 1890) as amended by Act XVII of 1955. s. 187. The appellants were suspected of exporting potatoes at conces· sional rates on false declarations and Madan Lal, a Railway Officer, was deputed to assist the Police in the investigation. In course of that investigation the appellants offered a bribe to Madan Lal for hushing up the case but he refused to accept it. As they persisted in their
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