Supreme Court of India
Y. Venkaiah v. State of A.P.
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For the reasons discussed above, this Court does not find any merit in the aforesaid appeals, which are accordingly G dismissed.
Judgment, page 16
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 120-8 and 420, 468, 477- rlw s.34 /PC, ss.5(1)(d), and 5(2) of Prevention of Corruption Act rlw s.34 /PC - Accused withdrawing scholarship money in fictitious names of students - Conviction by trial court - Affirmed by High Court c - Held: High Court has closely analysed the evidence of 0 witnesses and recorded a finding that prosecution has been able to prove its case - There is no perversity in the finding nor any wrong conclusion has been reached by it- Conviction and sentences upheld - Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947 - s.5(1)(d) rlw s.5(2) - Constitution of India,
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