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State And Others vs E. Veeramani on 19 October, 1994

9. A persual of the order Crl.M.P. No. 3238 of 1994 discloses that learned Public Prosecutor had endorsed the arguments put forward by the counsel for the petitioner and he had no serious objection for the release of the petitioner Rama v. Dattatraya, 1981 Crl LJ 1605 was cited in this court by learned Additional Public Prosecutor wherein a single Judge of Bombay High Court has cancelled the bail granted on the concession made by the Public Prosecutor. Learned Judge has held that public Prosecutor was not justified in telling the court that he did not oppose the application for bail because he had instrutions to that effect from the Investigating Officer. It is his duty to see whether the instructions given to him are proper and warranted by the materials collected in the course of investigation, and if he finds that instructions are not proper, it is his duty to place before the court in a fair manner the material that has been collected in the course of investigation and to request the court to pass such orders as are warranted by the materials on records.
Madras High Court Cites 45 - Cited by 5 - Full Document

S.M. Muddassir vs State on 15 April, 2002

8. In the impugned order the Additional Sessions Judge has taken note of the statements of investors. I am in agreement with the ratio laid down in Rama Mhatre's case (supra) that various principles and considerations which a court has to bear in mind while cancelling bail already granted would not apply where bail is not granted on merits. None of the aforesaid decisions relied on behalf of petitioner have any application to this case. As noticed above, bail was granted to the petitioner on concessional statement made by APP. First chargesheet towards the end notices that petitioner was absconding, more evidence was being collected and supplementary chargesheet was to be filed after his arrest and completion of investigation.
Delhi High Court Cites 13 - Cited by 1 - K S Gupta - Full Document
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