Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan v. Udai Lal
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 • - s. 368 ands. 8 rlw s. 15 - Conviction under, by Special Judge, c NDPS cases - Set aside by High Court in appeal - Chai- lenge to - Held: The High Court failed to analyze the evidence in proper perspective, and highlighting minor irregularities/ contradictions, it acquitted accused-Respondent on flimsy grounds without assigning sound reasons - It failed to con- sider all the relevant materials and circumstances ·- Matter remitted to High Court for fresh disposal - Code of Criminal ~ Procedure, 1973 - Chapter XXIX - s.J74. Bags containing
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