Playing Cards In Private House Not An Offence Without Proof Of ‘Common Gaming House’ Profit Or Gain: Gujarat High Court Quashes FIR

The High Court of Gujarat, presided over by Justice P. M. Raval, has held that playing cards in a private residence does not constitute an offence under the Gujarat Prevention of Gambling Act, 1887, unless there is evidence demonstrating that the premises were being run as a “common gaming house” for profit or gain. Allowing

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