Supreme Court of India
B. Noha v. State of Kerala and Anr.
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988; Ss. 7, l 3(J)(d) and 13(2): Demanding and accepting of illegal gratification by a public servant- Testimony of interested witnesses-Evidentiary value-Held: Evidence on record clearly established demand and acceptance of illegal gratification Since it is proved that acceptance of money was conscious and voluntary, no burden cast on prosecution to prove demand/motive by direct evidence There was no basis to believe that the prosecution witness intended to falsely implicate the accused-Hence, evidence of such witness does not suffer from any
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