Supreme Court of India
State of M.P. v. Harishankar Bhagwan Pd. Tripathi
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947 - s.5(1)(d) rlw s. 5(2), s.6(1)(c) ands. 161 /PC - Prosecution for demand and acceptance of illegal gratification - Of two accused - Complaint for demand of illegal gratification against one accused - Trap arranged - Tainted notes recovered from both the accused - Acquittal by courts below - Appeal before Supreme Court - Appeal against the accused who demanded bribe, abated on account of his death - Held: Possession of tainted currency notes by the respondent-accused has not been explained by the defence - The order granting sanction does not suffer from any…
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