Supreme Court of India
Naresh Kumar Madan v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988: c s.2(c)(iii) [rlw s.21 Twelfth (h) IPC]-'Pub/ic.servant'-Ctvil Engineer in MP. Electricity Board-Caught accepting illegal gratification--Contention that his prosecution under the Act was not maintainable as he was not a public servant for the purposes of the Act-Held, the delinquent is a public servant within the provisions of the Act-Definition of 'public servant' will have to be construed having regard to provisions of the Act - Different statutes may use the same term for different purposes-Interpretation of a term in one statute, however, cannot be…
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