JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This petition under Sec. 482 of the
Code of Criminal Procedure has been filed for
quashing and setting aside the order passed by
the trial court which was affirmed by learned
Revisional Court whereby prayer made by the
petitioner to release the medicines seized from
the shop of the petitiner was declined.
(2.) Learned counsel for the petitioner
submits that it is agreed that at the relevant
time when the medicines were seized, the
petitioner was not having valid licence but
subsequently the licence was renewed in the
name of same properitor and now renewed licence
is upto year 2008. According to learned
counsel, no purpose will be served by keeping
the medicines with the Drug Inspector as it
will expire after certain period.
(3.) Learned Public Prosecutor submits that
the trial court and the revisional court both
considered the matter properly, therefore, this
misc. petition deserves to be dismissed.
After careful consideration of the
submissions of the learned counsel for the
parties, I am of the opinion that keeping the
medicines seized is of no consequence
particularly when the licence has been renewed,
and now the petitioner is entitled to sell the
medicine which was seized by the Drug
Inspector.;
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