Supreme Court of India
R. Banerjee and Ors. v. H.D. Dubey and Ors
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954: Section 17-Prosecution--Launching of-Against Directors/Managers of Public Limited Companies-Nomination made under sub-section c ..-... "'--- (2)-Validity of nomination-Prosecution only against the nominated per- son-Not against others-lmpleading others as co- accused-When arise~Applicability of sub-section (4). ,1__ The Respondent Food Inspector visited the godown of a company and lifted samples of orange drink manufactured by the company, as also Vanaspati ghee manufactured by the said company as also by another company. He found that the label
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