Supreme Court of India

P. Nallammal v. State Represented by Inspector of Police

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Reported as [1999] SUPP. 1 S.C.R. 135
Bench K.T. Thomas and M.B. Shah JJ.
Decided 9 August 1999

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What the Court ordered

For the aforesaid reasons we are unable to appreciate the contentions of the appellants that they are not liable to be proceeded against under the P.C. Act.

Judgment, page 11

From the headnote

Criminal Law: Prevention of Corruption Act, I 988: Section I 3(/)(e)-0.lfence under-Held: Not unabettable-Hence, non­ public servant can also be tried along with a public servant. c Section 13(1)(e) Explanation-Wea/th-Possession of-Dispro­ portionate to known sources of income-Held: Known sources of income should be any lawful source-The receipt of such income should have been intimated by the public servant in accordance with the law applicable to him. Section 13(/)(e)-Ojfence under-Ingredients of-Burden of proof­ Held: (i) Disproportionate to known sources of income and (ii) inability of

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