Madras High
Court observed,
17. While granting bail, the Court can direct the accused to
execute bail bond. As per Section ... should not be an arbitrary, excessive
amount. It should not be in the nature of deprivation of grant of
bail by fixing a heavy amount
High Court
observed,
[17]. While gran ng bail, the Court can direct the accused to execute
bail bond ... arbitrary, excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
depriva on of grant of bail by fixing a heavy amount as surety
amount
Madras
High Court observed,
17. While granting bail, the Court can direct the accused to
execute bail bond. As per Section ... should not be an arbitrary,
excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
deprivation of grant of bail by fixing a heavy amount
Madras High Court
observed,
[17]. While granting bail, the Court can direct the accused to execute
bail bond. As per Section ... should not
be an arbitrary, excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
deprivation of grant of bail by fixing a heavy amount
likely to commit any offence while on
bail.
(2) The limitations on granting of bail specified in clause (b) of sub-section ... anticipatory bail are
stringent compared to the regular bail when the accused is in judicial custody.
14. The grounds in the bail petition
that he is not likely to commit such offence while on bail. He
further submits that there is evidence with corrobora"ve statement ... respondent to oppose the bail.
Regarding condi"on no.2 that before this Court grants bail, there should be reasonable
grounds for believing that
State's counsel opposes bail and refers to the reply.
6. Petitioner seeks bail on the grounds that the story is improbable because there ... stretch of
imagination can be termed as excessive. Further petitioner is not entitled to bail on the
grounds of parity with co-accused because
years & 08 months.
5. The petitioner's counsel prays for bail by imposing any stringent conditions and
contends that further pre-trial incarceration ... this, pre-trial custody cannot be said to be excessive.
9. A perusal of the bail petition and the documents attached primafacie points
towards
State Of Punjab vs Sonu Singh on 19 March, 2026
Author: Anoop Chitkara
Bench: Anoop
colour, it shall be extremely unjust for this Court to grant bail simply on the
minute difference of bhura (dark off white) as stated ... trial to be excessive in the background of his two
criminal antecedents under NDPS. Thus, petitioner is not entitled to bail even on custody
