Supreme Court of India
Dalel Singh v. State of Haryana
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 - ss. 20 and 42 - Conviction uls. 20 - Challenged - Non- compliance of s. 42 alleged - Held: Challenge not tenable - c Information was received by PW6 Inspector when he was not in the police station but was on patrol duty - He immediately, after receipt of information, informed his superior officer ASP on wireless -Information having been transmitted through wireless, there was substantial compliance of s.42 since the situation was of emergency- Had the police officer not moved in right earnest, the appellant-acf,used would have had
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