Supreme Court of India
State of U.p v. Surendra Kumar Solanki
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Judicial restraint: Sweeping remarks by High Court-While considering bail application, High Court casted serious aspertions on officials and State Government although there was no allegation of improper investigation-On appeal, Held: Observations which are not necessary for disposal of case should not be made-High Court's order shows that general and sweeping observations were made without indicating any basis thereof-Directions to delete observations and criticism made by High Court.
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