Supreme Court of India
Karan Singh v. State (delhi Admn.)
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Terrorist and Disrnptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987: S. 5-Accused found in possession of unauthorised countlymade pistol and three live cartridges within the notified area-Designated Court convicled and sentenced him to suffer R.l. for five years-Held, accused was found in conscious possession of unauthorised arms and ammunition within the notified area-Discrepancy in statement of witness with regard to description of specimen of the seal utilised in sealing the case property was typographical erro~onviction and sentence upheld. S. 14( 1 )--Cognizance by Designated Court of an offence
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