Supreme Court of India
Bakhshish Singh Dhaliwal v. The State of Punjab
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What the Court ordered
In the result, all the appeals arc dismissed, subject to the modi fication that the compulsory fine imposed on the appellant in respect of charge No. 21 which was the subject-matter of Criminal Appeal No. 478 of 1949 in the High Court is reduced from Rs. 1,08,400/· to Rs. 54,200/-. G.C. Appeals dismissed.
Judgment, page 16
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