S. 102(3) Cr.P.C. | Police Seizure Wouldn't Get Vitiated Altogether Due To Delayed Reporting To Magistrate: Supreme Court
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Reversing that part of the High Court's findings which had declared the seizure report to be vitiated because the report wasn't sent forthwith to the magistrate, the bench comprising Justices P.S. Narasimha and Aravind Kumar observed that although the law requires the police to send the seizure report to the magistrate 'forthwith' (came to be interpreted as 'as soon as possible') but the delay in sending the report to the magistrate wouldn't vitiate the act of seizure by the police altogether. Read More>>
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