Supreme Court of India
Jarnail Singh & Anr v. State of Punjab
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Penal Code, 1860: ss. 409/109, 420/109, 467/109, 471 /109, 474/109, 477- /109 and 120- – Prevention of Corrup tion Act, 1988 – ss. 13(i)(d) and 7 – Allegations against the General M anager of the State Roadways Depot, that in connivance wit h conductor and others was selling and using tickets got printed on his own and sold through his own persons, who used to collect mo ney for him, causing huge loss to the Depot – Registration of FIR – Conviction and sentence of the three conductors-appellants u/ss. 409/109, 420 / 109, 467/109, 471/109, 474/109, 477- /109 and 120- IPC and ss. 13(i)(d) and 7
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