State of U.P. v. Uma Shanker
Case brief
What is this about?
Criminal appeal dismissed at the stage of admission. Upgraded to a 'null' or 'unnecessary' appeal type.
What did the court decide?
Lower court record sent back to the concerned court.
What the court decided
Court No. - 90
Case :- GOVERNMENT APPEAL No. - 2332 of 1997
Appellant :- State of U.P. Respondent :- Uma Shanker Counsel for Appellant :- Vijay Shanker Misra
Hon'ble Ram Manohar Narayan Mishra,J.
Heard learned AGA on behalf of State of U.P. and perused the material available on record.
The instant criminal appeal has been preferred by the learned AGA against the judgement and order dated 2.5.1997 passed by learned Additional Sessions Judge-IV, Hamirpur, in S.S.T. No. 21/93.
By the impugned judgement and order, the learned trial court had acquitted the accused respondents Uma Shankar of charge under Section 18/20 of NDPS Act arising out of Case Crime no. 01/93, under Section 18/20 of NDPS Act, P.S. Maudaha, District Hamirpur for being not in possession of contraband 5kg and 250 gm illegal Ganja and 10 small bags of opium; the date of incident was 3.1.1993, however, after more than four years, no witnesses could be produced by the prosecution in support of charges against the accused persons; even report of FSL of alleged contraband seized from the possession of accused was not brought on record; even accused had moved an application to summon FSL report, but same could not be produced; it was a case of no evidence; learned trial court has observed that compliance of Section 50 of NDPS Act was not made in this case as appears from the perusal of recovery memo and, therefore, in absence of any evidence, accused respondents were acquitted of charges.
Parties & counsel
- appellant
State of U.P.
- respondent
Uma Shanker
Coram
Dhirendra Kumar
Case details
As recorded by the court registry
- Court
- Allahabad HC
- Decided on
- · September
- Registered
- Case no.
- GOVA/2332/1997
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