Supreme Court of India
N.R. Mon v. Md. Nasimuddin
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NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUB- STANCES ACT, 1985: s. 37 rlw s. 437 Cr PC-Application for bail -Allowed by Special Judge - Order not interfered by High Court - Held: The effect of s. 37 of the Act has not been noticed by either the trial court or the High Court- The order granting bail is clearly unsustainable and is set aside - Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 437. truck being driven by the respondent was inter cepted and on its search 163 kg 'ganja' was recovered from it.…
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