Supreme Court of India

Krishan Kumar v. The Union of India

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Reported as [1960] 1 S.C.R. 452
Bench Syed Jaffer Imam J.
Decided 21 May 1959

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Criminal Trial-Misappropriation-Servant receiving goods but failing to account to master-Proof of conversion, if necessary­ alse explanaJ.ion by servant, whether can be taken into consi.Iera· tion-Prevention of Cormption, r947 (II of r947), s. 5(r)(c). The appellant was employed as an Assistant Store Keeper in the Central Tractor Organisation, Delhi. He took delivery of a consignment of iron and steel received by rail for the Organisa­ tion and removed them from the railway siding. The goods did not reach the Organisation. The appellant absented himself from duty on the following days and

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