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My learned brother Chainani who delivered the principal judgment of the bench considered the relevant provisions of the Code and the judicial decisions bearing on this point; and in the end he expressed his agreement with the principle underlying the said decisions and held that although separate sentences can legally be passed at the same trial On a person charged with offences punishable under Sections 65(b), 65(f) and 66(b), Bombay Prohibition Act subject of course to the limit imposed by Section 71, Penal Code, ordinarily one sentence alone should be passed for the offence punishable Under Section 65(b) and no separate sentences should be passed for the offences under Sections 65 (f) and 66 (b).