Supreme Court of India

Shiv Raj Singh v. Delhi Administration

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Reported as [1969] 1 S.C.R. 183
Decided 1 May 1968

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Prevention of Corruption Act (2 of 1947), ss. 5(1) and 6 and Indian Penal Code (Act 45 of !860), s. 161-Sanction to prosecute-Sufficiency -Scope of s. 161 I.P. . ands. 5(1) of tile Prevention of Corruption Act. An unmarried woman gave birth to a child and on her request, her uncle and aunt made arrangements for the child being brought up by some on.c who wanted to adopt a child. The appellant, who was a police officer, accused the uncle and aunt of having disposed of an illegitimate child and demanded a bribe. The anti-corruption depart­ ment was thereupon informed, a trap laid and currency

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