Section 497 Control of the Narcotic Substances Act (XXV of 1997), denial of section 9 (c) suspects, was arrested on the spot with 400 grams of heroin in the presence of witnesses to report that samples were sent to the laboratory for chemical analysis. Was. Positive copies of the FI available on file reveal that the accused was an ordinary offender and was dealt with in the drug trade, although it is said that he was not sentenced in the cases, but this led to his bail. For purposes that would not be debatable, because in many cases, the plea that the accused was a habitual offender in doing business in Section 103 of the drug, the provisions of the CCPC's Control of Narcotic Material Stances Act 1997 Was excluded from it, so no public companionship was needed. In such cases the person with the recovery process is charged with the teaching assessment of the material brought to the record, the suspect is reasonably connected with the commission of the offense. Prohibited clause of section 497, CCP, to exempt bail bail. Preventing the accused from being denied bail
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