Bare ActsThe Punjab Excise Act, 1914(Bare Act )

Section 126

Accused admitting that he brought liquor for his son - No Presumption of manu- facture

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Accused admitting that he brought liquor for his son - No Presumption of manu- facture. Accused admitted that his son was ill and that he had brought a small quantity of liq- uor from his brother-in-law. Held, that the only presumption to which the admission gave rise was that the accused was in possession of an excisable article, and not that he had himself manufactured the liquor.

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