Supreme Court of India
Samya Sett v. Shambu Sarkar and Anr.
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Strictures by High Court-Lower court judge recalling order of 'granting' bail later in same day on being pointed out that charge sheet had been filed-Revision against recall of order allowed by High Court with direction to afford opportunity of hearing to accused-After considering arguments of defence counsel, lower court judge again rejecting the bail However, revision against same allowed by High Court with strictures against the lower court judge-Justification of strictures-Held: Lower court judge had complied with direction of High Court-It cannot be said that he maintained his own order…
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