Supreme Court of India
Delhi Administration v. Vidya Gupta
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954 – s.7 – S ample taken from the Ghee that was stored for the purpose of making jalebis – Allegation that the sample of Ghee did not conform to the standards of Ghee as per the Act – Conviction under ss .2(ia), (a), (c) and (m) punishable under s.16(1)(a) r.w. s.7 of the Act – Acqui ttal by first appellate court – High Court declined to set asid e acquittal on the ground that sample of Ghee was not meant for sale but it was meant to be used merely as an ingredients in the pr eparation of sweets which in turn were meant for sale – On appea l, held: s.7
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