Supreme Court of India
Amar Singh Ramjibhai Barot v. State of Gujarat
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985: Section 29--Criminal conspiracy-Abetment of-Contraband substances recovered from accused persons-They were found together but individually carried the substances recovered-High Court concluded that there was criminal conspiracy between them-Correctness of-Held: There was no evidence to suggest that there was any such abetment and/or criminal conspiracy-Hence, it was not possible for the High Court 10 take the view that Section 29 was a/tracled Sections 21, 2(xi) and (xvi)(e)-Applicability of-Conlraband substance recovered from accused was…
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