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<h1>SLP withdrawn and dismissed in alleged commercial-quantity NDPS case under Sections 8, 23; Section 37 bail threshold upheld</h1> The SC dismissed the SLP as withdrawn. The matter involved alleged planting of commercial-quantity contraband and violations of Sections 8/23, NDPS Act; ... Seeking permission for withdrawal of SLP - Seeking grant of bail - planting of drugs - seizure of commercial quantity of contraband item - violation of Sections 8/23, NDPS Act - Delay in filing Section 52A Application under NDPS Act - defective notice - Delay in trial and prolonged proceedings - it was held by High Court that 'The threshold of Section 37, NDPS Act not having been crossed, the application for bail cannot be granted.' HELD THAT:- The Special Leave Petition stands dismissed as withdrawn. UPON hearing the counsel the Court made the following. After arguments, learned counsel for the petitioner sought permission to withdraw the Special Leave Petition. Permission was granted and, accordingly, the 'Special Leave Petition stands dismissed as withdrawn.' The procedural disposition is an order of withdrawal rather than a merits determination; no adjudication on substantive issues was recorded.
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