Supreme Court of India
Dinesh Kumar v. State of M.P.
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1955: r. 44- -Applicability of-Kirana shopkeeper-Prosecution of for selling c adulterated Besan-containing 'kesari dal-Held, State Government has to notify in official gazette the date with effect from which r.44- becomes applicable in the State-Sample having been collected, much prior to the date with effect from which r.44- was made operative in the State, Rule 44- could not have been applied-Even otherwise, in Public Analyst's report there was no reference that the article was adulterated in terms of ss. 2(i)(c) of the Act-Prevention of Food
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