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Gurdev Singh And Anr. vs State Of Bihar And Anr. on 13 March, 2000
"6.The plea of the appellant's learned Counsel is that if the
Sessions Court had granted bail, the order of cancellation of
such bail should also have been passed by the Sessions
Court or by any superior Court and not by the learned
Magistrate who is not empowered to cancel it. As a general
proposition, the plea raised by the appellant is correct. It is
equally true that the accused who is on bail, should be
heard before an order of cancellation of bail is passed by
the Court. This Court in Gurdev Singh v. State of Bihar
held that the accused must be given notice and opportunity
of hearing before the bail granted to him is cancelled."
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