fall foul of the US
Constitution’s Eighth Amendment which interdicts excessive
bails. Since this Court has recognized that this feature of the
Eighth Amendment ... Queen Mary II. It is in this document that the
expression “excessive bail ought not to be required….” first
appears in Chapter 2, clause
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
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 ... 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
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 ... 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
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 ... 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
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 ... 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
hairline difference
between a matter of civil nature and cases
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falling under the Criminal Breach ... excessive.
15. It is a tendency of the accused not to co-operate
in investigation, if he/she gets bail and the
investigation is delay
Court of Andhra Pradesh, AIR 1978 SC 429 had observed that:
"Bail or Jial?" at the pre-trial or post-conviction stage belongs ... like amount appears excessively onerous and in the circumstances of this case, it virtually amounts to denial of bail itself.
16. Similarly, in the case
impose necessary, just and
efficacious conditions while enlarging an accused on
bail under Section 438 of the Code. However, the
accused cannot be subjected ... Code cannot be harsh, onerous or
excessive so as to frustrate the very object of
grant of anticipatory bail under Section 438 of the
Code
impose necessary, just and
efficacious conditions while enlarging an accused on
bail under Section 438 of the Code. However, the
accused cannot be subjected ... Code cannot be harsh, onerous or
excessive so as to frustrate the very object of
grant of anticipatory bail under Section 438 of the
Code
