Sections 497 Customs Act (IV of 1969), Sections 156 (70), (8) (1), 178, 157, 139 and 16 2 (s) bail, while attempting to smuggle a large sum of money from the defendant's denial Counsel for a lawyer for allegations of alcoholism of foreign origin was caught; that the accused was falsely involved. The liquor was imposed by the customs authorities on the accused. And that out of the 126 bottles, only six bottles were sampled, with no power because such a large quantity of alcohol was not possible on the passenger's influence in the presence of complainants and witnesses. There was no wrongdoing or bitterness against the accused, no chance of falsifying the accused, non-submission of Chemical Examiner's report on allegedly recovered substance from the accused's possession, grant of bail There is nothing that can be considered a good thing for. Attracted to the prohibited clause of section 497 (1) under section 156 (1) of the Customs Act, 1969, there was no ground for CCP bail, the request for bail was dismissed.
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