Supreme Court of India
Rajendra and Anr. v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic ·Substances Act, 1985. Sedions 8, 20( )(l), 42, 43, 50, 55 and 57-"Ganja" seized fi·om suitcases of accused persons at Railway Platform-Whether Section 42 attracted-Held, for the application of Section 42, the commission of any offence under Chapter IV or concealment of documents etc. must be in any building, conveyance or enclosed space-On the facts, held, though per se Section 42 had no application still there was compliance of Section 42(2) by the prosecution-Whether Section 50 attractted-Held, Section 50 only applies in case of personal search ?f person and…
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