Supreme Court of India
Teesta Atul Setalvad v. State of Gujarat
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Bail– Appellant was on interim bail on account of order dtd. 02.09.2022 passed by Supreme Court – By the impugned order, High Court rejected the bail application filed by the appellant and directed the appellant to surrender immediately – Legality of – Held: There was no alarming urgency to direct the appellant to surrender immediately when she was enjoying the interim protection under the orders of Supreme Court – The considerations which were available when the order dtd.02.09.2022 was passed are still available even at this stage – Most of the evidence in the present case are documentary…
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