Supreme Court of India
Bhimrao Trimbakrao Ingle v. State of Maharashtra
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Bombay Prevention of Gambling Act, 1887-Ss. 3(ii), 5 and 7- 'Common gaming house'-What is-Conviction for offence under s. 5-When arises. The appellants were convicted under s. 5 of the Bombay Preven tion of Gambling Act 1887. Appellant no. 6 was also convicted under s. 4 of the Act. In the appeal, the Sessions Court on an appreciation of evidence came to the conclusion that the prosecution had failed to establish that appellant no. 6 was deriving any profit or gain by way of charges for the use of the room of the office in which gaming was taking place and that accordingly it was not a
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