JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The appellant, along with
Makhan Singh, was tried by Special Judge,
Barnala for offence under Section 7 of the
Essential Commodities Act (hereinafter referred to
as the Act') on the ground that they
violated Rule 3 of the Punjab Wheat Dealers
Licencing Order, 1978 issued under Section
3 of the Act.
(2.) Vide judgment and order dated 7-4-1994,
the trial Court acquitted Makhan
Singh of the charge against him and
convicted the appellant under Section 7 of the
Act and sentenced him to undergo RI for one
year and to pay a fine of Rs. 1,000/-, or in
default of payment of fine to undergo further RI for three months.
(3.) On 22-11-1992, S.I. Ashutosh, SHO,
Police Station Mehal Kalan, along with ASI
Bhag Singh and ASI Mohinder Singh, was
present at the local bus-stand in Mehal
Kalan. He received a secret information that
one truck bearing No. DL-1G-3556 driven
by Makhan Singh accused was coming from
the side of village Nihaluwal and the said
truck was loaded with bags containing
wheat. He was accompanied by a businessman,
who had purchased wheat from there
and taking the same to the other place for
sale without any G.R. issued in respect of
the said wheat bags SI Ashutosh wrote a
ruqa Ex. PD and sent the same to the Police
Station, on the basis of which formal FIR
EX. PD/1 was registered.;
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