Supreme Court of India
Raj Rajendra Singh Seth @ R.R.S. Seth v. The State of Jharkhand and Anr.
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Prevention of r:Jorruption Act, 194 7: s. 5(2) read with s. 5(1 )(d) - Conviction under, on the ground that doctor de- c manded bribe for giving proper medical treatment - Justifica- tion of - Held: Justified...,... Evidence establish that the doctor ' ;. asked money to be passed on to ward boy who in turn handed over money to doctor -All requisites for proving demand and acceptance of btibe established - Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 1208 and 161. ' f- Prosecution case .was that father of PW-3-complain- 1- ~. ant was admitted in hospital where appellant was doctor :,.i_ an.d ac~used no.2· was ward
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