Supreme Court of India
The Commandant, 68, Bn. Bsf Gakulnagar v. Shri Arjun Das and Another
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Seizure of sugar bags and arrest of driver of a jeep by an officer of Border Security Force-Judicial Magistrate observed that BSF had no authority to seize sugar on public road, hence, directed release of the accused and also directed Company Commandant, BSF to enquire into the matter Appeal against dismissed by Single Judge of High Court-On appeal, Held: Observations made by the Judicial Magistrate prima facie do not appear to be sustainable-Judicial Magistrate is directed to complete the trial expeditiously taking into consideration relevant Notifications on the subject issued by
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