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🎥 Defending Against Bribery Charges Under Section 7 PC Act | Sanction Quashed in Sayed Hussain Case

In this in-depth legal analysis, we explore how public servants can defend themselves when falsely charged under Section 7 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, especially in cases where sanction is mechanically granted, and evidence is weak or flawed. 📌 Key Highlights in This Video: ✔️ Demand + Acceptance = Must be proved beyond reasonable doubt ✔️ Presumption under Section 20 is rebuttable, not automatic ✔️ Inconsistencies in witness statements = Grounds for doubt ✔️ Lack of corroboration = Weakens the prosecution’s narrative ✔️ Sanction must be granted with proper application of mind ✔️ Probable defence and alternative narrative = Strong legal strategy 🔍 Case Highlight: State of Maharashtra vs. Sayed Hussain ⚖️ The Bombay High Court quashed the sanction for prosecution, citing lack of proper reasoning and application of mind. The court also found weak evidence on demand and acceptance, leading to the acquittal of the accused public servant. This landmark judgment reinforces that: ✅ Sanction is not a rubber stamp—it must be reasoned ✅ Demand and acceptance must be clearly proven ✅ No presumption under Section 7 can stand without foundation ✅ Inconsistent statements from witnesses break the prosecution’s case ✅ No corroboration = No conviction 🎓 Essential Learning for: • Law students • Judiciary exam aspirants • Government officers • Trial lawyers and public servants • Anti-corruption & defense law practitioners 📩 For legal support or criminal defense advice: Dr. Jinesh Soni, Defense Lawyer 📞 8209803279 | 📧 [email protected] #PCAct #Section7 #BriberyLaw #VoiceOfDefence #SayedHussain #BombayHighCourtJudgment #AcquittalGrounds #SanctionQuashed #DrJineshSoni #IndianLawExplained #CriminalTrialTips #JudiciaryPrep #ProbableDefence #LegalStrategyIndia #CorruptionLawIndia