Rules, 1955 because
the sample showed the presence of "argemone oil". The
complaint was filed in the Court after due investigations ... behalf of the appellant has
argued that even though the presence of argemone oil has
been detected, both by the Public Analyst as well
Rules, 1955 because sample showed
the presence of argemone oil. The vendor Prakash Chand
revealed that he is the sole proprietor of M/s Prakash ... concluded that the sample was shown to be adulterated with
"argemone oil" and accordingly the accused was held guilty.
8. Aggrieved
Public Analyst, who reported that the sample was
adulterated with Argemone oil and was having
saponification value more than the prescribed limit ... gave the Certificate dated 10.11.1998 that the sample was
strongly positive for argemone oil and was, thus,
adulterated.
5 The charges for the violation
Rules, 1955 because sample
showed presence of Argemone Oil".
3. After completion of the investigation, complaint
was filed and the accused was summoned ... reported the same to be adulterated
on account of the presence of Argemone Oil. However, the
notification banning the presence of Argemone Oil in Rath
provided in A.18.06, the foodgrain was to be free from
argemone maxicana and kesari in any form and also from added
colouring matter
under PFA rules, however,
the remnants of the bottle tested positive for argemone oil which is
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injurious ... petitioner who
had adulterated the mustard oil on account of presence of
argemone oil. It has been contended by the learned senior
counsel
opined that the mustard oil is adulterated, on
account of presence of argemone oil, which is responsible
for causing dropsy. The present petitioner ... Nagrajan who had adulterated
the mustard oil on account of presence of argemone oil.
It has been contended by the learned senior counsel
Point (Pensky-Marten closed method) - Not less than
250° C Test for argemone oil shall be negative. However, it may
contain food additives permitted ... Penske-Marten closed method) - Not less than 250ºC and the test
for argemone oil shall be negative.
3.38 The Food Safety and
Standards (Food Products
Appendix „B‟ of PFA
Rules, 1955 because the sample showed presence of
Argemone oil which is injurious to health. It was
observed that
under PFA rules, however,
the remnants of the bottle tested positive for argemone oil which is
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injurious ... petitioner who
had adulterated the mustard oil on account of presence of
argemone oil. It has been contended by the learned senior
counsel
