Section 497 Control of the Narcotic Substance Medical Act (XXV of 1997), Sections 7, 8, 9 (c), 14 and 15 Imports, Drug Export and Trafficking, Suspension of License Use Approval, Transitional Post Was the arrest warrant offered by the accused to be suspended before the trial so that there was no conclusive evidence against the accused, which could justify the trial he was facing? Is. The previous order was an interim order and a final order was passed in these proceedings, a situation which could not justify the detention of the accused. Indefinitely, when there was no evidence of anything of the sort being available against the accused, only the accused's license was used, which was commonplace in the market, and such things were being used under the drug articles themselves. Criminal offenses under the Code of Conduct Act 1997 cannot be proved. When a person is brought to court for a trial, relevant evidence is necessary when the goods are granted interim arrest.
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