Supreme Court of India
Ballavdas Agarwala v. Shrij.c.chakravarty
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Criminal Trial-Prosecution for offence under Municipal Act- Authority to initiate prosecution Delegation of-If private citizen can file complaint-Calcutta Municipal Act, r923 (Ben. III of r923) SS. I2 and 537. The appellant was convicted of selling adulterated butter under ss. 406 and 407 read with s. 488 of the Calcutta Municipal Act as extended to the Municipality of Howrah on a complaint filed by the Sanitary Inspector on January z, 1954 which was signed in token of sanction by the Health Officer of the said municipality. The appellant contended that the trial was vitiated for want of a
Where later benches applied it
- 1989 Atul Mathur, Divisional Sales Manager of Jenson and Nicholson (india) Ltd. v. Atul Kalra and Anr.
- 1960 1. R. Muthammal (died) 2. Paramesw Ari Thayammal v. Sri Subramaniaswami Devasthanam, Tiruchendur
Of those, 2 mentioned
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