Supreme Court of India
Amba Lal v. The Union of India and Others
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the conditions extracted above, being severable from the rest of the order, should be deleted from the said order of the Collector of Central Excise.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Evidence-Customs authorities recovering articles suspected to have been smuggled-Accused pleading articles brought from Pakistan at time of partition-Burden of proof-Imports Exports Control Act, I947 (IO of z947), s. 3-Sea Customs Act, z878 (8 of z878), ss. z9, z67(8) and z78- -Land Customs Act, z924 (Ig of z924), ss. 5 and 7-Indian Evidence Act, z872 (r of r872), s. ro6. II9 October 3. v. v.·he U11irJ11 "f India ~'..;.. .Otlu:r_{ 934 SDPRE:IIE COt.:HT REPORTS [1961) T'1e appellants house was searched on June 22, 1951, by the (us toms authorities and ttn articles v.·ere recovered therefrom.
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