Supreme Court of India
D. Velayutham v. State Rep. by Inspector of Police, Salem Town, Chennai
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In view of the above conspectus, we dismiss both Appeals, and sustain the Impugned Judgment and Order of the Madras High Court below.
Judgment, page 13
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988- s. 13(1)(d) rw 13(2) - Penal Code, 1860 - s. 1208 - /llegal gratification - Trap case - Multiple demanders in common bribe demand - Show cause notice against complainant for payment of excise duty - Said notice recalled - Thereafter, issuance of another notice by 1-Superintendent, as its signatory - 0 Complainant met 1 and his subordinate, A2 - Graft demand made by 1 and A2 - Complainant informed the police - Trap laid against 1 and A2 - Complainant went to the office cabin of 1 but he was not present there - A2 told complainant that 1 had left shortly and
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