NDPS Act, 1985 : Bail Granted in 10 Recent Decisions

NDPS Act, 1985 : Bail Granted in 10 Recent Decisions 

NDPS Act, 1985 contains 83 sections. Section 37 (1)(a) of NDPS Act, 1985 makes every offence under the Act cognizable.

Section 37 (1)(b) of the Act deals with bail and PP has to be given an opportunity. Commercial quantity can be understood from S.2 (viia) and the Central Government notification. 

Even consumption of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances is punishable under S. 27 (a) where sentence can be upto 1 year rigorous imprisonment.

Here are some recent ones, where bail / anticipatory bail applications of various accused persons had been allowed where offences alleged were those under NDPS Act, 1985. 

Citations are as follows : - 

[2023] GCtR 777 : Bail granted to accused. 

[2023] GCtR 778 : Anticipatory bail granted.

[2023] GCtR 779 : Bail granted to accused. 

[2023] GCtR 780 : Bail granted to accused. 

[2023] GCtR 781 : Anticipatory bail granted.

[2023] GCtR 782 : Bail granted to accused.

[2023] GCtR 783 : Bail Granted to accused.

[2023] GCtR 784 : Bail Granted to accused.

[2023] GCtR 785 : Bail Granted to accused.

[2023] GCtR 786 : Bail granted to accused.

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Vishal

Delhi

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