Section 9 (c) and 51 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), section 497 drug recovery, four kilograms of marijuana was recovered from the accused during his personal search, convicted under the Narcotic Subjects Act 1997 Gone. , Its nature was abominable and was widely regarded as a crime against society in the Narcotic Material Act 1997, itself provided a note of caution under section 51 before being granted bail in the ordinary court here. Up to the standards set. Various penalties for the offense charged under Section 497, Cr 9 of the CRPC under Section 9 (c) of the Control of Drug Substances Act 1997, which were charged, are of a mere nature. Was not entitled to grant bail on behalf of. Or because the quantum of the drug was four kilograms, the depth of evidence at the bailout stage was not valid and could go beyond the usual standards set by the trial court High. In the previous case, the URT and any other legal punishment may be imposed. The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the High Court's decision, under which the accused was granted bail.
