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2013 Supreme(Online)(AP) 8

ANDHRA PRADESH HIGH COURT
J, J
Associated Biotech and Others v. State Government of A. P.


Advocates:
For the Appellants/Petitioners: Counsel Name
For the Respondents: Additional Public Prosecutor

Table of Content
1. accused charged under drugs and cosmetics act for drug quality issues. (Para 1 , 2)
2. accused's rights compromised due to delay in analysis. (Para 3 , 7)
3. court observations on procedure lapses affecting case integrity. (Para 4 , 5)
4. court's reliance on precedent regarding analysis delays. (Para 6)
5. final decision aimed at protecting rights in judicial proceedings. (Para 8)

1. The petitioners 1 to 5 / A - 1 to A - 5 are accused of offences punishable under S.27(d) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 (in short, the Act) for violation of S.18(a)(i) / 16 and schedule - II and punishable under S.27(c) of the Act for violation of S.18(a)(i) / 17B(d) of the Act. A - 1 is having approval to manufacture drug viz., Rabpraz from the Licensing Authority, Shimla and A - 2 to A - 5 are partners of A - 1 firm. It is alleged that they are all responsible for the day - to - day activities of the firm. On 05.09.2008 Drugs Inspector, Mahaboobnagar District had drawn sample of Rabpraz tablets from G.M. Medical and General Stores, Atmakur by allegedly following procedure prescribed by law and forwarded sealed portion of the sample drug to the Government Analyst, Drugs Control L












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