principle of bail
laid down by the Hon'ble Court time and again and
mechanically grants the bail against the material available
on record ... reproduced as under:
"8. There cannot be any dispute that excessive bail is no bail and
onerous conditions ought not to be imposed while
Appellant has been
granted bail by the High Court. However, while
granting bail, the High Court has imposed the excessive
conditions of a deposit ... conditions of bail cannot be so onerous that
their existence itself tantamounts to refusal of bail. In
the present case, however, the excessive conditions
herein
Appellant has been granted bail by
the High Court. However, while granting bail, the High Court
has imposed the excessive conditions of a deposit ... conditions of bail cannot be so onerous that their existence itself
tantamounts to refusal of bail. In
the present case, however, the excessive conditions herein
each.
14. We are unable to appreciate the excessive conditions of bail
imposed by the High Court. The fact that bail has been granted ... conditions of bail cannot be so onerous that their existence itself
tantamounts to refusal of bail. In the present case, however, the excessive
conditions herein
each.
14. We are unable to appreciate the excessive conditions of bail
imposed by the High Court. The fact that bail has been granted ... conditions of bail cannot be so onerous that their existence itself
tantamounts to refusal of bail. In the present case, however, the excessive
conditions herein
time immemorial, the principle has been that
the excessive bail is no bail. To grant bail and thereafter
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away with the left hand, what is given with the right. As to
what is excessive will
poor
who are at the receiving end of the excesses by law enforcement authorities. A
man without property and without a regular income is always ... Rights, 1689 which declared for the first time that "excessive bail ought not to be
required nor excessive fine imposed, nor cruel and unusual
cancellation of bail
granted in exercise of powers conferred under
Section 14-A(2) of Atrocities Act;
(ii) High Court granted bail in an appeal ... Atrocities Act can also recall
the said order of bail if facts disclose so;
(iii) In an offence, where the provisions
Court on bail to be furnished to the satisfaction of the District Magistrate, such bail being adequate but not excessive.
Boys, J.
18. This ... admitted to bail to the satisfaction of the District Magistrate who will, of course, see that the bail is adequate but not excessive.
38. Before
bail. Such bails also have all the characteristic features of a regular bail granted under other provisions of law relating to bail.
31 Sections ... Imposition of bail condition should not be for the sake of imposition of bail-condition.
15. Under the guise of imposition of bail-condition, there
