Supreme Court of India
Kishan Chand v. State of Haryana
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Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: c s.42 - Non-compliance of - Held: Provisions of s. 42 or s. 50 being mandatory require exact and definite compliance as opposed to the principle of substantial compliance - The trial court clearly recorded that the 10 did not reduce the secret information in writing nor did he send the same to the higher officer or to the police station for registration of the case - The Investigating Officer, in the examination-in-chief, while referring to the story of the prosecution, does not state that he had made the report immediately upon
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