Section 9 (c) criminal code of conduct (v. 1898), definition of section 516 evidence related to the recovery of 406 kilograms of marijuana and one kilogram opium inspector in the charge against the accused, though he admitted that 406 packets of marijuana. Were present and each packet weighed one kilogram, but instead of producing 406 samples, the Narcotic Inspector produced 16, namely, 15 parcels of 25 grams and 31 grams of marijuana and a third parcel of opium if the narcotic inspector had one Taking one gram was a kilogram packet which prevented him from taking more than one gram of each packet and producing such a large number of parcels. In this case, apart from 17 samples, the assembly produced two parcels, when it was under section 1616 AA, CCPC and admitted in its certificate that it had obtained 10 grams of 16 packets. Earlier, the purpose of sampling by the magistrate was to preserve the sample before destroying the property of the case. The legal requirement for its preparation before the trial as a trial was that the samples taken under Section 16AA, CRPC, not as part, but the destruction of the case property. The Supervising Property Magistrate should be taken over. Investigation has been conducted to prove not only that the case property was destroyed in its presence, but also to prove that it was the property of the trial case and also to prove that The samples taken by him were part of the trial property destruction when the prosecuting attorney could present it to the magistrate, but failed to present it in a particular situation depending on the case.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
