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“Personal Liberty Cannot Be Subordinated to Procedural Rigors”

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Delhi High Court Grants Bail in NDPS Case, Cites Prolonged Incarceration and Procedural Lapses as Violations of Article 21: "Personal Liberty Cannot Be Subordinated to Procedural Rigors"
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Delhi High Court Grants Bail in NDPS Case, Cites Prolonged Incarceration and Procedural Lapses as Violations of Article 21: “Personal Liberty Cannot Be Subordinated to Procedural Rigors”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court granted bail to the applicant accused of possession of commercial quantities of heroin under the NDPS Act. The Court concluded that procedural irregularities, lack…
Posted by Rawlaw December 30, 2024

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