Supreme Court of India
Kanchan Kumari v. The State of Bihar & Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.438 – Anticipatory Bail granted to second respondent by High Court, however adverse directions passed against third party – In the instant case, second respondent filed an application u/s.438 before High Court seeking anticipatory bail for offences u/ss.406, 420, 467 and 468 IPC – High Court while allowing the said application, directed the authority to cancel the licence of agent granted to appellant and not to allow to work as agent in Bihar or anywhere else – Justification of such peremptory direction – Held: High Court went beyond what was needed for…
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