Supreme Court of India
Shantilal Kashibhai Patel v. State of Gujarat
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Indian Penal Code: Section 161. Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947: Sections 5(1) (d) and 5(2). Demand for illegal gratification-Statement of complainant-Not cor roborated-Not supported by panch witnesses-Complainant-Admitting that he wanted to teach accused a lesson for harassing businessmen-Held ac cused entitled to acquittal. The prosecution case was !hat the complainant was running a shop and dealing in Kimam and that on 7th January, 1984, the Chief Inspector in the Health Department (accused No. 1) and accused No. 2 (appellant in the appeal), accused No. 3 and accused No. 4 who were
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