Supreme Court of India
K. Krishna Iyer v. State of Kerala and Anr.
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954: . . Sections 7(1), 16(1- ) and 161(a)(i)-lce stick containing sacharin Prohibition of artificial sweetener-Sample not in confonnity with standards prescribed-Hence adulterated-Presence of dulcin-Found by Public Analyst and Central Food Laboratory excluding it-Conviction altered. The appellant was selling ice-sticks. The Food inspector took samples and sent one sample to the Public /lalyst, who opined that it contained artificial sweeteners viz. sacharjn and dulcin and was therefore adulterated. complaint was filed before the Judicial Magistrate.
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