Supreme Court of India
Ram Lal v. State of Rajasthan
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Criminal law: Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954: Section 2(v)-Food-Camel 's milk-Human consumption-Fitness for Held: Camel's milk is rich and nutritious-It contains fatty acid and its protein content is the same as in cow's milk-Hence camel's milk is fit for human consumption. c Section JO-food article-Sample-Taking of-Food Inspector-Power of-Held: Food Inspector has no power to take sample if the article is not food article. Section 16(/)(a)(i)-Camel's milk-Adding water-Held: Is prohibited under R.44-Hence is an offence-Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, R.44. Section 16(1)
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