Supreme Court of India
Daulat Ram & Anr. v. Cbn Mandsaur, M.P.
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 - s. 8 read with s. 18 - Appellants cultivating opium under a licence - Recovery of undeclared opium from the field of the appellants - Confession by the appellants that they hacf withheld the opium to sell it in the market in an unauthorized manner - Conviction u/s. 8 read with s. 18 by courts below - o On appeal, held: Justified - Rule 13 makes it obligatory for an opium producer to make a declaration to the lambardar as to the quantity of opium produced everyday - No evidence to show that the opium which had been recovered had been
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