Supreme Court of India
Baldev Singh v. State of Punjab
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988: s. 13(2) - Demand of bribe for a/location of canal water - Money paiq in the house of the accused - Conviction and rigorous imprisonment for 3 years by courts below - Held: The evidence established that the complainant had handed over to the appellant a sum of Rs.10001- which was subsequently recovered from beneath the files - Formality of tallying the numbers on the currency notes was complied with, including the washing of the appellant's hands in Sodium Carbonate solution, leading to his unassailable implication - Courts below rightly noted that the
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