Supreme Court decision · Administrative Law

People v. Blas

G.R. No. l_35405 · Promulgated April 5, 1932

In brief

This case is about the alleged use of margarine instead of eggs in food manufacturing leading to charges of food adulteration, resulting in the reversal of conviction and acquittal.

Adulterated Food, Administrative Code, Margarine Use, Conviction Reversed, Acquittal

Related cases

G.R. No. L-35612 People v. Sancho (Previous decision in Administrative Law)
G.R. No. 35606 Mintu v. Toledo Transportation Co., Inc. (Next decision in Administrative Law)

Full text

[ G.R. No. l_35405. April 05, 1932 ]

PEOPLE VS. BLAS

D E C I S I O N

Food; adulterated or misbranded articles of; section 1111, Administrative Code; use of margarine, instead of eggs, in manufacturing foodstuffs; case distinguished from No. 35598, post. Judgment of conviction reversed; defendant acquitted.