Supreme Court of India
G. Srinivasgoud v. State of A.P.
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Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: Section 42(2)-lnformation leading to search and seizure, taken down in writing by Gazetted Officer-Sending of, to immediate superior Compliance-Necessity of-Held: Compliance of such requirement is necessary where action is without authorization by officers below rank of Gazetted Officers-Gazetted Officers have power to authorize subordinates to proceed to action-They cannot be equated to officers taking action without authorization or warrants. Sections 22 and 42-Search and seizure of contraband article from the occupants of the
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