The Supreme Courtroom has mentioned courts can’t impose a situation on the accused to furnish bail bonds after six months of the passing of the bail order.
A bench of Justices Bela M Trivedi and Satish Chandra Sharma mentioned if the courtroom was glad on deserves, it ought to both grant bail or reject it. On October 24, the apex courtroom handled a petition filed by a person who had challenged an order of the Patna Excessive Courtroom, directing him to furnish bail bonds after six months in a case in opposition to him below the Bihar Prohibition and Excise Modification Act.
The person was, subsequently, directed to be launched by the trial courtroom on bail upon furnishing bonds of Rs 10,000 with two sureties of the like quantity. Whereas coping with his plea, the highest courtroom famous, This is without doubt one of the few orders now we have come throughout in previous few days handed by the excessive courtroom, during which, with out deciding the matter on deserves, the excessive courtroom has granted the bail to the current petitioner, topic to the situation that the petitioner-accused shall furnish the bail bonds after six months of the passing of the order.
It mentioned no causes have been assigned as to why the implementation of order granting bail was postponed for six months. In our opinion, no such situation may very well be imposed for grant of bail to an individual/accused, the bench mentioned.
The highest courtroom consequently put aside the excessive courtroom order and directed the petitioner’s plea to be restored on the file of the excessive courtroom whereas itemizing it earlier than the courtroom involved on November 11 for deciding it afresh on deserves. The case pertains to the alleged restoration of 40 litre of country-made liquor from the petitioner’s car.
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