Supreme Court of India
Shri M.L. Jaggi v. 1996-01-02
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One Nazir Mian was arrested at Pakur Railway Station in the Santhal Parganas of Bihar by two Inspectors and a constable belonging to the Central Excise Department. The Inspectors were employed on Central Excise and Customs Prevention intelligence work. Two bags of clove& on which duty was required to be paid under the Imports Control Order 1955, but had not been paid, were seized from the possession of Nazir mian who had locked himself inside the latrine of a railway compartment in the said station.…
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