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Incorrect To Limit The Bail Period Of An Accused, Says Supreme Court
In a recent order, the Supreme Court has said that it was "incorrect" for the Orissa High Court to limit the period of bail of an accused booked under the NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) Act.
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Under-Trial Accused Cannot Be Jailed For Indefinite Period: Bombay High Court
A person cannot be incarcerated for an indefinite period of time pending trial as it is violative of the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of India, the Bombay High Court said while granting bail to a man, accused in a double murder
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Lakhimpur Kheri Violence: Supreme Court Says An Accused Shouldn't Be In Jail Indefinitely
An accused should not be incarcerated for an indefinite period unless he is proven to be guilty of an offence, the Supreme Court said while hearing the bail plea of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra's son.
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Larger Bench To Decide On Inclusion Of Day Of Remand For Default Bail: Top Court
The Supreme Court Tuesday said a larger three-judge bench will examine whether the day on which an accused is remanded to custody should be included while calculating the 60-day period for the grant of default bail.
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Anticipatory Bail Should Not Be Limited To A Fixed Period: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that anticipatory bail granted to an accused on apprehension or threat of arrest should not invariably be limited to a fixed period, as it is not in larger societal interest to limit the liberty of citizens, and it could continue till the end of trial.
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Incorrect To Limit The Bail Period Of An Accused, Says Supreme Court
In a recent order, the Supreme Court has said that it was "incorrect" for the Orissa High Court to limit the period of bail of an accused booked under the NDPS (Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances) Act.
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Under-Trial Accused Cannot Be Jailed For Indefinite Period: Bombay High Court
A person cannot be incarcerated for an indefinite period of time pending trial as it is violative of the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution of India, the Bombay High Court said while granting bail to a man, accused in a double murder
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Lakhimpur Kheri Violence: Supreme Court Says An Accused Shouldn't Be In Jail Indefinitely
An accused should not be incarcerated for an indefinite period unless he is proven to be guilty of an offence, the Supreme Court said while hearing the bail plea of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra's son.
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Larger Bench To Decide On Inclusion Of Day Of Remand For Default Bail: Top Court
The Supreme Court Tuesday said a larger three-judge bench will examine whether the day on which an accused is remanded to custody should be included while calculating the 60-day period for the grant of default bail.
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Anticipatory Bail Should Not Be Limited To A Fixed Period: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that anticipatory bail granted to an accused on apprehension or threat of arrest should not invariably be limited to a fixed period, as it is not in larger societal interest to limit the liberty of citizens, and it could continue till the end of trial.
