Supreme Court of India
R. Janakiraman v. State Represented by Inspector of Police, Cbi, Spe, Madras
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947: Section 5( l)(e) rlw Section 5(2)-Assets beyond known sources of income-Failure to explain--Ejfect of- search of the Government employee's house was conducted pursuant to information that the employee was corrupt and had amassed assets disproportionate to his known sources of income-- sum of Rs.2, 94,615 in cash was found in different containers, which was sei:ed--The value of the assets held by the employee at the beginning of the check period was Rs. 13, 449---The value of the total assets of the employee at the end of the check period was Rs.
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