Dheeraj Kumar Singh @ Dheeraj Singh @ ... vs The State Of Bihar on 25 February, 2016
In view of the facts and circumstance and by taking
note of nature of allegation, where, petitioner/revisionist has
been adjudged juvenile aged about 15 years 09 months and 22
days on the alleged date of occurrence and the social
investigation report of the petitioner/revisionist is also not
showing any adverse material against him so as to dissuade this
court for granting release of the petitioner on bail, as also that
petitioner has remained in the Observation Home for more than
one year and his father is ready to stand as a surety and furnish
an undertaking that if released on bail he will take care of the
study of the petitioner/revisionist and shall ensure that he does
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not fall in bad company and, in case, the petitioner/revisionist
indulges in any unlawful act, he will inform it to the
jurisdictional police station as also following the spirit of
section 12 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of
Children) Act, 2015 and in view of the exceptions carved out by
the Hon'ble Division Bench of this Court in the case of Lalu
Kumar and Ors. Vs. The State of Bihar reported in 2019 (4)
PLJR 833 that classification of the offences under the bailable
and non-bailable sections would not be relevant for the purpose
of grant of bail to a juvenile and the prayer for bail of a juvenile
may be rejected only under one of the three conditions as
under:-