Sections 497 and 173 of the Control of Narcotic Substance Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 bail, the delivery of the invoice, although completed four days later and signed, but not presented to the court, My full invoice form was not signed. Under the provisions of section 173, CCPC, a temporary or complete invoice is considered a quantum sentence, if any, at the end of the trial, which should be considered in the light of the evidence filed by the trial court, and Not on stage, under Section 9 of Control. Although the Narcotic Substance Act of 1997 would have a negative impact on society, it was not yet proven that the accused was affecting the society badly, the accused had already been behind bars for almost two months without trial. It did not show that the accused could tamper with the evidence of the prosecution or fugitive, if released on bail, the accused was, in the circumstances, admitted to bail.
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