LAWS(P&H)-2010-1-509

JASPAL SINGH Vs. STATE

Decided On January 06, 2010
JASPAL SINGH Appellant
V/S
STATE Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) ON 25.2.2008, this Court had passed the following order :-

(2.) THEREAFTER Mr.Gurvinderpal Singh, Advocate, who was appointed as Amicus Curiae, sought adjournment on 13.3.2008. Case was again adjourned on 10.4.2008, 1.5.2008 and 20.5.2008. A Coordinate Bench, on 19.11.2008, had passed the following order :-

(3.) PETITIONER Jaspal Singh (Pal Singh) was apprehended by Balbir Singh, Food Inspector, in Sector 16, Chandigarh, on 29.9.1987 at 7.30 A.M. He was found in possession of 20 Kgs. of un-indicated milk. The milk was being carried in a drum. Food Inspector served a notice Ex.PA and purchased 750 mls. of milk by paying Rs. 3/-. Receipt Ex.P3 to this effect was executed by the accused. Food Inspector has stated in the complaint that the milk was made homogeneous and it was divided into three equal parts and the sample was taken in three dry and clean bottles. Complaint submitted by the Food Inspector is Ex.PE. The complaint was instituted on 11.11.1987. Complaint reveals that the sample sent to Public Analyst was not in consonance with the standards prescribed for un- indicated milk. The report of Public Analyst has been exhibited as Ex.PD. Public Analyst had found that the milk fat was 3% and milk solids not fat was 8.2%. Thus, it was opined as under :-