Supreme Court of India
Akhtar Alam v. The State of Bihar
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Prevention of Corruption Act II of 1947-s. 5(2) read with s. 5(1). Indian Penal Code 1860 s. 21 (12)-Heat! Clerk to Executive Engineer tak ing bribe-whether "public servant"-principles for determining whether Head Clerk was an officer of the Corporation within the meaning of s. 21 (12) l.P. . The appellant was the Head Clerk to the Executive Electrical Engi near of the State Electricity Board He was convicted under s. 5 (2) read withs.…
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