Supreme Court of India
Dau Dayal v. The State of Uttar Pradesh
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Criminal Trial-Counterfeiting trade mark-Limitation, of one year for proscwtion-Prosecu.tion, when commences-Whether on filing of complaint or on issite of process-Indian Merchandise Marks Act, I889 (4 of I889), s. IS. On April 26, l9S4· the appellant was arrested for offences under ss. 420, 482, 483, 48S and 486 Indian Penal Code and bidis alleged to bear counterfeit trade marks were seized from him. On this a complaint was filed on May 26, against the appellant that he was in possession of counterfeit bidis, wrappers and labels. After investigation, the police submitted a charge sheet on
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