Section ((b), & 44 and Cri Code Code of Criminal Procedure (v. 1898), the jurisdiction of the accused involved in section 555, acquitted of special trial, suspected of possessing 200 grams of marijuana), was acquitted by the court. The charter presented to the CBI was in fact in the possession of the applicants (police officers) and they also thwarted the accused and passed an order registering an FIR against the applicants which had no legal basis. The status quo was denied by the High Court unanimously in the formation of a trial court, and their petition against the applicants for setting up such a opinion was rejected. In my presence, the order was passed by the trial court and they were heard without the applicants and the remarks recorded by the trial court were not enforceable under the law, even if there was an error by the prosecution. Under the Controlled Drugs Act, 1997, it is not possible to issue a FIR directive against the applicants / public witnesses as a special law. Special Judge Narcotics executed the jurisdiction of the High Court. Dismissed the petition for registration of a case against the applicant, as there is a similar case It was fun
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