Supreme Court of India
Dayal Singh v. State of Rajasthan
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 195-i-Sections 7 and 16- Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1955 (as amended in 1988)-Appendix ' '-Jtem No.25:01-Sugar confectionery-Presence of mineral oil amounted to adulteration under the Rules-Mineral oil found in confectionery recovered from shop of accused-Conviction-Rules amended permitting presence of mineral oil upto 0.2%--Accused seeking acquittal based on amended standard-Held, accused is not entitled to acquittal as the amendment does not grant full exemption to presence of mineral oil-It is permissible only upto 0.20/~Report of Public
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