Supreme Court of India
Narinder Singh v. State of Himachal Pradesh
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988- s. 12 -Allegation c that appellant attempted to give bribe to ADM, Bharmourfor inducing him, a public servant, to exercise his influence to give appellant supply orders for the supply of double-decker beds by corrupt or illegal means - Trial Court acquitted the 0 appellant /Jy giving him benefit of doubt - High Court set aside the judgment of trial Court, and convicted appellant u/ s. 12 - Propriety of - Held: On facts, proper, as charges made against the appellant were proved by the prosecution - High Court discussed the evidence of PWs as also DWs and
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