Supreme Court of India
Jeetendra v. State of Madhya Pradesh & Anr.
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Bail: Complaint against accused – Alleging that documents of residential property, furnished by him as personal bond for his release on bail in previous criminal case relating to matrimonial dispute, was forged – Closure report by police – Judicial Magistrate ordered further investigation and accused was arrested – Bail denied twice – After re-investigation second report of police that no offence committed – Third bail application also denied by impugned order – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: When the closure report was filed twice, High Court ought not to have declined bail, only because…
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