Supreme Court of India
Vijendra v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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Before parting we would like to place on record the able assistance rendered by the learned counsel for the appellant who was appointed through Supreme Court Legal Services Committee.
Judgment, page 11
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Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954: ss. 7(1)/16(1)(a)(i),10(7) and 13(2) – Notice by Food Inspect or (Complainant) suspecting adulteration in the milk – Sample of milk purchased by complainant in the presence of public witnes s (PW3) – Sample sent to Public Analyst – Sample was found adu lterated by the Public Analyst – Complaint filed before Magistra te – Report of the Public Analyst sent to the accused by registere d post after 19 days of filing the complaint – During trial PW3 tur ned hostile – Plea of non- compliance of ss. 10(7) and 13(2) take n – The Magistrate, the appellate
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