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SC: It Is Difficult to Accept that Every Form of Playing Cards Involves Moral Turpitude - (15 May 2025)

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SC while restoring election of a man to a Cooperative Society’s board of directors who was disqualified over conviction for gambling in public has observed that it is difficult to accept that every form of playing cards involves moral turpitude, especially when done for entertainment and time pass.

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