Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra v. Pollonji Darabshaw Daruwalla
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947-Respondent's acquittal of offence under section 5(J)(e), read with section 5(2), thereof challen ged. The respondent, Pollonji Darabshaw Daruwalla, was an appra- iser in the Customs Department. The police searched his residential premises on a suspicion of his complicity in certain offences concerning the export of the Stainless Steel-Ware, in the course of the investigation of that case. Though nothing incriminatory for the purpose of that investigation was discovered, the search revealed that the respondent was in possession of property and pecuniary
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