Supreme Court of India
Union of India through Inspector, Cbi v. Purnandu Biswas
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Prevention of Corruption Act, I 988: Section I 3(J)(d) read with Section I 3(2)-lllegal gratification Presumption under-Accused, a Surveyor in Mercantile Marine Department of Government of India at a Seaport, demanded a certain sum as illegal gratification from a subagent for clearance of a merchant vessel-Accused made inspection of the said vessel and found certain defects, which were rectified by the Master of the vessel-The vessel was subsequently released However, demand of gratification continued on the premise that unless the amount was paid other vessels of the subagent would be
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- 2025 State of Lokayuktha Police, Davanagere v. C B Nagaraj
- 2025 Paritala Sudhakar v. State of Telangana
- 2006 V. Venkata Subbarao v. State Represented by Inspector of Police, A.P.
- 2006 Om Parkash v. State of Haryana
Of those, 4 mentioned
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