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Monish vs State Of U.P. And 3 Other on 9 February, 2023 Author: Ajay

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

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

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

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

fact that the right of regular bail is different from that of right of default bail. He referred to a judgment ... bonds of Rs. 50,000/- each, it was considered as excessive condition of bail imposed by the High Court and it was held that