Supreme Court of India
Mahmood Rajasa Saiyed v. State of Gujarat
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l.4, Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2002 - s. 49(6), (7) ands. 34 - Arrest of appellant for offences punishable under /PC, Arms Act and POTA - Bail application u/s. 49(6) and (7) - c Dismissal of - On the ground that appellant found in possession of fire-arms - Ten live cartridges recovered from co-accused and his statement recorded uls. 32 - Notification u/s. 4 of POTA in effect when accused charge-sheeted for offence of criminal conspiracy - Appeal u/s. 34 - Rejection of bail - Interference with - Held: Not called for. . CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION: Criminal Appeal No. 1771 of 2008. From
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