Supreme Court of India
State of Maharashtra v. Pollonji Darabshaw Daruwalla
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947-Respondent's acquittal of offence under section 5(J)(e), read with section 5(2), thereof challen ged. The respondent, Pollonji Darabshaw Daruwalla, was an appra- iser in the Customs Department. The police searched his residential premises on a suspicion of his complicity in certain offences concerning the export of the Stainless Steel-Ware, in the course of the investigation of that case.…
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