Supreme Court of India
K. Subba Reddy v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 198& s. 7-Demanding of bribe by Excise official from complainant for returning the stock register and asking him to hand over demanded money on the next day to Home Guard-Money handed over-Trap laid and Home Guard caught with tainted money-Courts below convicting him-Correctness of-Held: Not correct as material not sufficient to prove that Home Guard had any knowledge that the money handed over was bribe.…
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