Supreme Court of India
K.R. Suraj Etc. Etc. v. The Excise Inspector, Parappananqadi and Anr.
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Kera/a Abkari Act, 1077-Sections 30, 31, 50A, 56(b), 57A-Search and collection of samples of liquor from premises by Excise Inspectors in 1993 under Section 31-Samples of liquor revealed adulteration-Offence under Section 57A-Amendment of Section 31 to prosecute for offence under Section 57A, made only in 1997-Validity of prosecution for offence committed in 199 3-Held, search and collection of samples by Inspectors made on belief of commission of any offence under the Act-Establishment of offence after examining evidence-Prosecution under Section 57 rightly initiated Criminal Procedure
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