Under the Prevention of Corruption Prevention Act 1947 Section 5 (2), the Lower Division Clerk in Wapda alleged that Rs 600 was demanded for setting up a power connection, before admitting raiding magistrates, Rs 300. Receiving a defective currency note does not come as an unlawful consolation, but other costs for mounting a purchase and applying a metric. The complainant denies such a conversation with the accused, but states that the magistrate acknowledged the hearing of such a conversation between the accused and the complainant at the time of the raid, and that the costs of setting the meter up and energizing. Certainly demanded or received by the accused for not exceeding the actual costs paid more than Rs 300, the defense request was raised immediately after the raid as it proved possible and reasonably valid. Whereas the prosecution is entitled to the benefit of the doubt, as opposed to the accused
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