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Commercial Quantity: Judgments and Case Law

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Judgments

Supreme Court of India Section 67 NDPS Statements Alone Cannot Justify Cancelling Bail, But Commercial-Quantity Recovery Bars Parity: Supreme Court Oct 6, 2026 Supreme Court of India Quantity of Heroin Can Justify Sentence Above NDPS Minimum; Section 32B Factors Not Exhaustive: Supreme Court Oct 16, 2026 Supreme Court of India Hira Singh: Weight of Neutral Substance Counts for NDPS Small and Commercial Quantity; E. Micheal Raj Overruled Oct 1, 2026 Supreme Court of India Reasonable Grounds Means More Than Prima Facie: Supreme Court Cancels NDPS Bail Granted Without Section 37 Finding Oct 16, 2026 Supreme Court of India Section 32B Factors Not Exhaustive: Supreme Court Says Drug Quantity Can Justify Sentence Above NDPS Minimum Oct 16, 2026 Rajasthan High Court Commercial-Quantity Charge Needs Reasons on Conscious Possession; No Section 25 Charge for Owner Driving Himself: Rajasthan High Court Oct 24, 2026 Supreme Court of India First Offenders, Poor Families: Supreme Court Cuts NDPS Sentence to Minimum and Default Term to Six Months Oct 16, 2026 Rajasthan High Court Recovery From Another Person Cannot Be Clubbed: Rajasthan High Court Grants Default Bail in 1.5 kg Opium Case Oct 24, 2026 Rajasthan High Court Separate NDPS Recoveries Cannot Be Totalled Against One Accused: Rajasthan High Court Grants Default Bail After 60 Days Oct 24, 2026 Supreme Court of India Drug Content, Not Mixture Weight, Decided NDPS Quantity: Supreme Court in Micheal Raj (2008) Oct 11, 2026 Supreme Court of India Supreme Court Upholds NDPS Conviction Without Relying On Unproven Conspiracy Theory Sep 24, 2026

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Section 37 of the NDPS Act: Bail, the Twin Conditions and How Courts Apply Them
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Section 37 of the NDPS Act: Bail, the Twin Conditions and How Courts Apply Them

When does Section 37 of the NDPS Act bar bail, and what must a court record before granting it? A guide to the twin conditions, the reasons courts have held insufficient, procedural lapses, long custody and Article 21, and bail pending appeal, drawn from 26 Supreme Court and Rajasthan High Court judgments with paragraph references.

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