Supreme Court of India
N.P. Jharia v. State of M.P.
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Prevention a/Corruption Act, 1947-s.5(l)(e) rlw s.5(2)-Pub/ic servant possessing pecuniary resources and property disproportionate to his known sources of income-Trial Court convicting accused-appellant and sentencing him to undergo imprisonment for 3 years-High Court upholding conviction but reducing the sentence to I year-On appeal, held: Both Trial Court and the High Court analyzed the evidence in great details-No. scope for interference by Supreme Court. Words and Phrases-Word "corruption"-Connotation of According to the prosecution, Appellant, a Sales Tax Officer, possessed pecuniary
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