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Simply Because The Informant Is The Investigator, The Investigation Would Not Suffer From The Vice Of Unfairness Or Bias: SC

31 May 2022

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Individual Notices Are To Be Provided To Obtain Consent From The Accused Under Section 50(1) Of The NDPS Act

31 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1 comments | 1336 hits

Gujarat HC Reiterated That The Provisions Of Sections 52 And 57 Of The NDPS Act Are Not Mandatory And If Substantial Compliance With It Was Made, It Would Not Vitiate The Prosecution Case

31 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1425 hits

Unlawful Possession Cannot Be Defended Because The Statutory Eviction Clause Is Prospective: The High Court Of Orissa

30 May 2022

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The Power To Grant Bail Under Section 439 Of CrPC Must Satisfy The Conditions Mentioned Under Section 37 Of The NDPS Act

30 May 2022

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Meaning of “Possession” Under NDPS Act And Opium Act: Explained By The Hon’ble Supreme Court

30 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1067 hits

Strict Compliance Of Section 50 Of The NDPS Act Is Mandatory

28 May 2022

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A Liberal Approach To Granting Bail Under The NDPS Is Uncalled For: Supreme Court

28 May 2022

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No Law States That Police Evidence Must Be Disregarded Or Rejected Unless It Is Backed Up By Independent Evidence: Supreme Court

28 May 2022

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Section 42(2) Does Not Apply When A Gazetted Officer Conducts A Search And Seizure Under Sections 41(2) And (3) Of The NDPS Act: Supreme Court

28 May 2022

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Conviction Of The Accused Under Section 21 Of The NDPS Act Must Consider The Whole Quantity Of The Mixture And Not Just The Quantity Of The Prohibited Substance Present In The Mixture

27 May 2022

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Any Arrest And Search Of A Person Or Search Of A Place Without Conforming To The Provisions Of The NDPS Act, Becomes Illegal And Consequently Vitiates The Conviction: Supreme Court

27 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1186 hits

A Confessional Statement Made Before An Official Appointed Under Section 42 Or Section 53 Of The NDPS Act Used To Convict A Person Would Be A Direct Infringement Of Articles 14, 20(3) And 21 Of The Constitution Of India: Supreme Court

26 May 2022

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Possession Of Drugs Mentioned Under Section 18 Of The NDPS Act Has To Be Conscious In Nature

25 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1 comments | 1419 hits

Can A Court Of Law Order A Convict To Remain In Jail In Default Of Payment Of Fine Under The Section 18 Of The NDPS Act: Allahabad High Court

25 May 2022

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Under What Conditions Can Ban For Granting Bail Continue For An Offence Under NDPS Act: Andhra Pradesh High Court Reiterates Supreme Court’S Position In Light Of S. 37 NDPS Act

25 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1204 hits

Accused Must Be Provided The Copies Of Statements And Confessions In Accordance With Section 207 And 208 Of CrPC, Even If Not Relied Upon By IO

24 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1179 hits

The Power To Commute A Sentence Imposed Under Section 302 Of The Indian Penal Code Is With The State Government, Not The Union Government, According To The Supreme Court

23 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1121 hits

Total Non-Compliance Of Section 42 Of The NDPS Act Is Impermissible

23 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1922 hits

Wife's Dying Declaration Can Be Used To Prove Cruelty Even If Husband Is Acquitted Of Charges Relating To Her Death: SC

23 May 2022

Posted in Others | 1382 hits

Others Judgments and Orders

Simply Because The Informant Is The Investigator, The Investigation Would Not Suffer From The Vice Of Unfairness Or Bias: SC

Individual Notices Are To Be Provided To Obtain Consent From The Accused Under Section 50(1) Of The NDPS Act

Gujarat HC Reiterated That The Provisions Of Sections 52 And 57 Of The NDPS Act Are Not Mandatory And If Substantial Compliance With It Was Made, It Would Not Vitiate The Prosecution Case

Unlawful Possession Cannot Be Defended Because The Statutory Eviction Clause Is Prospective: The High Court Of Orissa

The Power To Grant Bail Under Section 439 Of CrPC Must Satisfy The Conditions Mentioned Under Section 37 Of The NDPS Act

Meaning of “Possession” Under NDPS Act And Opium Act: Explained By The Hon’ble Supreme Court

Strict Compliance Of Section 50 Of The NDPS Act Is Mandatory

A Liberal Approach To Granting Bail Under The NDPS Is Uncalled For: Supreme Court

No Law States That Police Evidence Must Be Disregarded Or Rejected Unless It Is Backed Up By Independent Evidence: Supreme Court

Section 42(2) Does Not Apply When A Gazetted Officer Conducts A Search And Seizure Under Sections 41(2) And (3) Of The NDPS Act: Supreme Court

Conviction Of The Accused Under Section 21 Of The NDPS Act Must Consider The Whole Quantity Of The Mixture And Not Just The Quantity Of The Prohibited Substance Present In The Mixture

Any Arrest And Search Of A Person Or Search Of A Place Without Conforming To The Provisions Of The NDPS Act, Becomes Illegal And Consequently Vitiates The Conviction: Supreme Court

A Confessional Statement Made Before An Official Appointed Under Section 42 Or Section 53 Of The NDPS Act Used To Convict A Person Would Be A Direct Infringement Of Articles 14, 20(3) And 21 Of The Constitution Of India: Supreme Court

Possession Of Drugs Mentioned Under Section 18 Of The NDPS Act Has To Be Conscious In Nature

Can A Court Of Law Order A Convict To Remain In Jail In Default Of Payment Of Fine Under The Section 18 Of The NDPS Act: Allahabad High Court

Under What Conditions Can Ban For Granting Bail Continue For An Offence Under NDPS Act: Andhra Pradesh High Court Reiterates Supreme Court’S Position In Light Of S. 37 NDPS Act

Accused Must Be Provided The Copies Of Statements And Confessions In Accordance With Section 207 And 208 Of CrPC, Even If Not Relied Upon By IO

The Power To Commute A Sentence Imposed Under Section 302 Of The Indian Penal Code Is With The State Government, Not The Union Government, According To The Supreme Court

Total Non-Compliance Of Section 42 Of The NDPS Act Is Impermissible

Wife's Dying Declaration Can Be Used To Prove Cruelty Even If Husband Is Acquitted Of Charges Relating To Her Death: SC

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