Supreme Court of India
Girraj v. Kiranpal and Anr Etc
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We are of the view that it would be appropriate to furnish them an opportunity to apply for bail before the High Court, conditional on their surrendering in pursuance of the order which we propose to pass cancelling their bail.
Judgment, page 9
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Bail: Grant of bail – By High Court – To the five respondent-accused charged under provisions of IPC and Arms Act – On the ground of parity with the co-accused who was already granted bail by the High Court – Appeal to Supreme Court seeking cancellation of bail – Held: The bail granted by High Court to the co-accused was cancelled by Supreme Court – Since the bail granted to the present respondent-accused was on the ground of parity, their bail also liable to be cancelled – However, the respondents are granted one more opportunity to apply for bail before High Court, subject to their…
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