Supreme Court of India
Ibrahim v. State of Rajasthan
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Foreigners Act, 1946 (31 of 1946), ss. 2(a) 3.9 and 14- Whether a person is a foreigner has to be riccid·?d in relation to the time of the offence-The fact. that he was not a foreigner before the time of offence; not material-Onus of proof on the accused-Citizenship Act, 1955 (LVII of 1955). s. 9(2). The appellant, a Pakistani National originally came over to India on a Pakistani Passport ancl on the strength of visa. He was found to be overstaying in India and he was deported on April 21, 1957. Subsequently on finding him again in India he was charged with an ofience of having entered India
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