Supreme Court of India
Dr. Yash Pal Sahi v. Delhi Administration
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The Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954 ss. 2(d), 3, 7, l4(l)(c)-"Taking any part in the publication of any advertisement"-Meaning of-If includes sending within the territory of India-Burden of proof-Conditions to be satisfied to fall under s. 14(l)(c). · The appellant is the proprietor of a Homoeopathic hospital in New Delhi. He runs a journal called the "Homoeopathic Doctor'.'. -t - - - •.. 5 S: .R. SUPREME COURT REPORTS 583 On the request of one Misri Singh the appellant sent copies of the said journal and a list of medicines by V.P.P. Misri Singh was neither a
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