Sections 9 (c) and 9 (b) of the Narcotic Substances Substance Act 1997 Definition of evidence The prosecution's evidence was conclusive and satisfactory The recovery of 2200 grams of hashish from the possession of the accused was proved and evidence in such cases. I was going to have minor contradictions. Disregarded, the court had to consider the entire material on record as the restored fours were in the form of strips, the recovery official's duty was to send a sample to each chemical stripe to be sent to the Chemical Examiner. And thus, the accused will be responsible for possession of only 200 grams of marijuana sent to the Chemical Examiner, which in this report was found to be positive for the culprits under Section 9 (c) of the Narcotic Substances Act 1997. (B) in the circumstances, the act mentioned above and accordingly its punishment has been substantially reduced
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