Supreme Court of India
Sarjoo Prasad v. The State of Uttar Pradesh
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Food Adulteration-Sale of adulterated oil by servant-Servant, whether liable-Mens rea, if necessary-Second offence-Sentence, lesser than minimum prescribed when can be given-Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, I954 (37 of I954) ss. 7, r6. The appellant was an employee of one T, a vendor of edible oils. He was found to have sold adulterated mustard oil and he and T were prosecuted for an offence under s. 7 read with s. r6 of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954.
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