Supreme Court of India
Ramjee Prasad & Anr. v. State of Bihar
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PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT, 1954: ss. 16( 1 )( a)(i) and (ii) - Conviction by trial court u/s c 16(1)(a)(i) on the charge that the food article being sold by accused was adulterated -Affirmed by appellate court- High Court in revision holding that offence u/s 16(1)(a)(i) not made out against accused, but convicting them uls 16(1 )(a)(ii)- Held: Evidence required for recording conviction under the two 0 clauses would be distinct and different - Prejudice is writ large ~ more particularly as the ingredients. of the two provisions are substantially different, and evidence of one can
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