Supreme Court of India
Sekhar Suman Verma v. The Superintendent of N.C.B. & Anr.
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 - ss. 21, 42 and 50 - Conviction u/s. 21 by courts below - Plea that the conviction not legally sustainable for non-compliance of the provisions u/ss. 42 and 50 - Held: The raiding party who conducted search and seizure from the accused consisted of gazetted officer - Also the accused was given option of being searched by the Gazetted Officer - Thus, there was no necessity to ensure compliance of s.42 and raiding party followed the procedure to ensure compliane of s.50 - Courts below rightly convicted the accused - Appeal of the accused
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