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Ker HC: Accused not Entitled to Bail u/s 37 NDPS Act if Trial Doesn’t Start Within a Specific Period - (11 Jan 2024)

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Kerala High Court has held that S.37 of NDPS Act doesn’t lay down any stipulation that accused in entitled to be released on bail if trial doesn’t commence within a particular period and additionally, accused has to satisfy the twin conditions u/s 37 in addition to S.439 CrPC to be released on bail.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   BAIL   TRIAL   NDPS ACT  

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