Supreme Court of India
Mohinder Kumar v. State of Haryana
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act,1954: S. 7 rlw s.16, ss. 19(3) and WA-Prosecution u/s 7 read with s. 16- Salt of a particular brand sold by shopkeeper-Found deficient of requisite quantity of iodine-Prosecution of shopkeeper-Accused contending that he purchased the article from the appellant. the original vendor-Prosecution of appellant-First accused acquitted and appellant convicted by trial court Conviction and sentence confirmed by High Court-Held, the trial court proceeded on the assumption that the appellant admitted genuineness of the Bill and that he conceded that he had sold the
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