Section 497 (2) Narcotic Substances Substance Law (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (c) drug bail possession and trafficking, further investigation Mursila's grant, did not specify what form of marijuana it was. Exported to Whether it was in the form of a syllabus. And if so, the weight of each slab and their number from the mass-exporting prohibited defects was sent to the forensic science laboratory for analysis, separating five grams. There were samples of reality. The whole prohibited case recovered from the accused was a case of further investigation of the accused, which was that there was a border line between sub-clauses (b) and (c) of Section 9 of the Drugs Act 1997, the accused was never arrested. was done. Drug or any criminal case. It did not require further investigation and the prosecution would have no benefit from holding it behind bars, in view of the quantum of maximum sentence provided under subsection (c) of the Narcotic Material Control Act 1997 Can't be punished. The suspect allegedly recovered from it was admitted to bail, under the circumstances
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