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1986 Supreme(Bom) 192

B.G.KOLSE PATIL
Kantilan Premjit Patel – Appellant
Versus
Range Forest Officer & another – Respondent


JUDGMENT - B.G. KOLSE PATIL, J.:---The petitioner has been running a Saw Mill under the name and style of "Sharda Timber Mart" at Yawat, Tal., Daund, Dist. Pune. On 19th March, 1984 the Mobile Squad, Forest Department visited the Saw Mill. The petitioner was then present in the Mill. The squad found in the said Saw Mill 16 logs of teak wood without any marking of forest authority. They also found that they were recently cut. They noticed that truck bearing No. MTS 6429 was being unloaded in the closed compound of the Saw Mill. As the logs appeared to have been recently cut, they suspected some foul play. The panchas were summoned by the Range Forest Officer, who was in charge of the mobile squad. A panchanama was drawn up. A statement of the petitioner was then recorded. The petitioner stated that the Saw Mill was being run by him along with other partners since two years prior to that date, without any licence. The Range Forest Officer seized the truck and also seized the said wood. He also sealed the machinery of the Saw Mill as he had reason to believe that an offence in respect of the forest produce was being committed. The said saw Mill was also being run without a licence.

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