Supreme Court of India
Ibrahim v. State of Rajasthan
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Foreigners Act, 1946 (31 of 1946), ss. 2(a) 3.9 and 14- Whether a person is a foreigner has to be riccid·?d in relation to the time of the offence-The fact. that he was not a foreigner before the time of offence; not material-Onus of proof on the accused-Citizenship Act, 1955 (LVII of 1955). s. 9(2). The appellant, a Pakistani National originally came over to India on a Pakistani Passport ancl on the strength of visa.…
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