Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, the defence of ordinary course of business is NOT…
Section 80(A) gives a defence to a person who published the advertisement in the ordinary course of an advertising business, but under sub-clause (2)(a) it fails if he…
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Under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, the defence of ordinary course of business is NOT available if the person:
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Section 80(A) gives a defence to a person who published the advertisement in the ordinary course of an advertising business, but under sub-clause (2)(a) it fails if he "should reasonably have known" that its publication was an offence. Being paid a normal fee, publishing in several papers or being a printer does not by itself defeat the defence.