#proof of demand

Bombay High Court rules that mere gestures or non-verbal cues cannot constitute a valid bribe demand under the Prevention of Corruption Act unless accompanied by explicit verbal communication or corroborative evidence. The ruling underscores the need for clear proof of demand in corruption prosecutions, impacting public servants and anti-graft enforcement.

Bombay High Court upholds acquittal in corruption case, emphasizing that demand and acceptance of bribe must be established beyond reasonable doubt with credible evidence.

Bombay High Court refuses leave to appeal in corruption case, holding that prosecution must prove direct demand and acceptance by public servant beyond reasonable doubt.