Supreme Court of India
Customs, New Delhi v. Ahmadalieva Nodira
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Act, 1985; Ss. 2 (xxiii), 8, 37, 67 and item No. 43 of the Schedule to the Act: Seizure of large quantity of Diazepam Tablets allegedly a psychotropic substance-Arrest of accused-Bail-Rejected by Special Court-Allowed by High Court holding that no definite material placed by the Revenue which conforms description of the recovered tablets to the psychotropic substance, possession of which is prohibited-On appeal, Held: Chemical test Report in respect of recovered tablets brought to the notice of High Court-Before granting bail, the Court has to satisfy
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