Prohibited (Enforcement of Head) Order 1979 Arts 3/4 Control of Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), Prohibited Plastic Envelope Defined in Section 9 Evidence Although the accused was found lying on the lap, it was in fact the co-accused Had nothing. On the record was to show that the accused was in formal possession of prohibited property. Once a co-accused was convicted of possessing the same substance and sentenced, the accused could not be punished because two at a time. Individuals could not possibly own it if the record was completely silent, when and by whom the sealed parcel containing suspected substance samples was taken to the Chemical Examiner and retained without tampering. In the circumstances, there was no dependence on the matter, it was alleged that Was not proven beyond s. Doubt, the conviction and sentence imposed on the accused by the trial court was further extended to the benefit of his suspicion.
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