Mary II. It is in this document that the expression
"excessive bail ought not to be required..." first appears in
Chapter 2 Clause ... Eighth
Amendment to the Constitution which expressly states that,
"excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines
imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments
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
bail conditions and proscribed imposition of onerous bail conditions for sureties as the same may amount to denial of bail:
"14. Grant of bail ... which tantamount to refusal to grant bail:
"15. While bail has been granted to the Appellant, the excessive conditions imposed have, in-fact
Randeep Rai, Learned Senior counsel vehemently argued that the
bail conditions are onerous, highly excessive and oppressive and deserve to be
set aside/modified ... that the same cannot be sustained being highly excessive and it amounts to
denial of bail. The conditions of bail have to be determined
bail, the Court can direct
the accused to execute bail bond. As per Section 440
Cr.P.C., the bond amount should not be excessive ... should not be an arbitrary,
excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
deprivation of grant of bail by fixing an heavy amount
bail, the Court can direct
the accused to execute bail bond. As per Section 440
Cr.P.C., the bond amount should not be excessive ... should not be an arbitrary,
excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
deprivation of grant of bail by fixing an heavy amount
bail, the Court can direct
the accused to execute bail bond. As per Section 440
Cr.P.C., the bond amount should not be excessive ... should not be an arbitrary,
excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
deprivation of grant of bail by fixing an heavy amount
bail, the Court can direct
the accused to execute bail bond. As per Section 440
Cr.P.C., the bond amount should not be excessive ... should not be an arbitrary,
excessive amount. It should not be in the nature of
deprivation of grant of bail by fixing an heavy amount
