Supreme Court of India
S. Chinnasamy and Anr. v. Seed Inspector, Coimbatore and Anr.
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Essential Commodities Act, 1955---Section 3(2)(a), (hJ, (i) & 7(/)(a)(ii) Seeds (Control) Order, 1983-Clauses 3(1), 8(a)& (b) & 18(1)-Conviction by Courts below for violation of Seeds Control Order-Imposition of sentence for three months-Accused already undergone imprisonment for one month They pleaded for reduction of sentence to period already undergone-Plea upheld in view of concession made by State in the peculiar facts viz. accused 2 was a young boy aged 17 years at the time of commission of offence; quantity of seeds seized was small and the case registered was the first of its kind
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