Supreme Court of India
Keki Bejonji and Another v. The State of Bombay
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Criminal Trial-Search-Recovery of articles-Denial of -all knowledge of articles recovered-No questions put on articles re covered-accused, if prejudiced-Presumption-Servant in premises of master-Whether in possession of master's goods-·Code of Crimi nal Procedure, z898_(V of I898), s. 34z-Bombay Prohibition Act, I949 (Bom. z5 of z949), ss. 65(b), 65(f), 66(b). During the search of the premises of the appellant No. I a complete working still was found which was being worked by the appellant No. I and his servant, appellant No. 2.
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