Supreme Court of India
Man Singh v. State of U.P.
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Uttar Pradesh Excise Act, 1910: s.60(2) - Conviction under - Appellant arrested and half bottle of illicit liquor alongwith implement for manufacturing liquor seized from him c - Courts below convicted him u/s. 62 and sentenced him to undergo one year's rigorous imprisonment alongwith fine - On appeal, held: Contention of appellant that large number of incriminating circumstances were introduced by the .. prosecution but the statement of the appellant recorded u/ · s.313 Cr.P. . was completely perfunctory is not acceptable at this belated stage - Incident occurred in 1979 and the appellant…
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