Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash v. State (nct) of Delhi
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954:- s. 7(1) rlw s.16-Milk in 'Khoya' sold by accused found to be 19.075 as against minimum prescribed standard of 20'Yo-Conviction by Trial Court and sentence of 6 months imprisonment and fine of Rs. 20001-imposed by Trial Court-Plea for commutation of sentence on grounds of incident being of 1984 and margin of variation being very small-Held : Accused has already suffered custody for more than three months-On deposit of a sum of Rs. 7,5001- as fine and an appropriate application being made, State Government may consider to pass an appropriate order
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