Supreme Court of India
The Commissioner. Prohibition and Excise, A.P. and Anr. v. Sharana Gouda
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Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968 Section 45, proviso-Vehicle of owner found being used by third person c for carrying contraband liquor-Confiscation of vehicle-Set aside by High Court on the ground that there was no mens rea involved-Held:-Ejfect of omission of the proviso has not been considered by High Court-Order of High Court set aside. jeep of the respondent was taken by his friend on 20.11.1994, for his ~, use, later, he came to know that the said vehicle was checked by Excise officials and it was found carting contraband liquor.…
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