Supreme Court of India
K.L. Bakolia v. State through Director, C.b.l~"v
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988: s. 7 ands. 13(2) rl w s. 13(1 )(d)-Demand and acceptance of illegal gratification c - Conviction of accused-appellant -Justification - Held: In view of concurrent findings of the courts below that there was evidence to show that there was a demand and the complainant paid the bribe amount to the appellant who accepted the same, interference with the conviction order not called for- However, since the incident took place 19 years ago and the appellant being 7 4 years old and having undergone the agony of criminal proceedings for all these years, sentence
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