Sections 9, 32 and 74 of the Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), possession of drug bars contained in section 555 of section 74, were filed in the Narcotic Material Stances Act, 1997, in the scope petition for the return of a used vehicle as a prisoner. ? That, on the principle of imitation of Section 32 of the Control of Narcotic Material Act 1997, the under-served vehicle was returned by the court. That the applicant was unaware of the fact that the driver of the vehicle was using the same for drug trafficking. And that the applicant had earned his livelihood from the said vehicle, the applicant provided the vehicle documentation under the police question, in which the investigating agency as the accused had also admitted his claim. Section 74 of the Control of the Narcotic Sub Maintenance Act 1997 was not absolute and could be given to the vehicles involved, where it could be, that the person claiming to own had no idea This vehicle is being allowed intoxicants. The petition, the High Court, directed that the vehicle be returned to the applicant upon submission of the bond
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