Supreme Court of India
Venkatesan Balasubramaniyan v. The Intelligence Officer, D.R.I. Bangalore
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For the above reasons, these cases are found devoid of merit.
Judgment, page 24
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: ss. 167(2) and 439(2) – Two cases registered under NDPS Act – One case was of recovery of contraband from the car of the appellants-accused in Hyderabad – Another case was of recovery of contraband from the factory, in the State of Maharashtra from where the appellant-accused were transporting the contraband – Combined complaint was submitted in respect of both the cases in the Court, in the State of Maharashtra – Default bail u/s.167(2) granted to appellants-accused by the court in Hyderabad on the ground that charge-sheet was not filed within 180 days…
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