Supreme Court of India
Mangilal v. The State of Madhya Pradesh
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Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Act, 1985 – s.52A – Non-compliance of – Held: – In the present case, search warrant under Exhibit P-4 acknowledged the fact that procedure contemplated under the NDPS Act was not followed – Also, one of the witnesses to the seizure memo was not examined while the other turned hostile – Both the witnesses to the arrest memo were not examined – The record also indicates that an order was passed by the trial Judge permitting the prosecution to keep the seized materials within the police station, to be produced at a later point of time – This itself is a…
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