Supreme Court of India
Rajamani v. State of Kerala
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Kera/a Abkari Act (1 of 1077) - s.55(a) - Conviction under - For illegal trade in liquor - Trial court sentenced the accused to seven years imprisonment and imposed fine of Rs. 1 lakh with default clause - High Court reduced the sentence to five years imprisonment and enhanced the amount of fine to Rs. 2 /akhs - Notice by Supreme Court limited on. the question of sentence - Held: In view of the circumstances of the case that the accused was only a driver of the lorry in which the goods were tr.ansported, and the investigating agency did not make any endeavour to expose the racketeers, the
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