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Unknown vs Manjeet Singh And Another on 13 March, 2026 cites

Ajwar vs Waseem on 14 October, 2022

In Ajwar v. Waseem, [(2024) 10 SCC 768], this Court also examined the considerations for setting aside bail orders in terms below: (SCC paras 28-29) "28. The considerations that weigh with the appellate court for setting aside the bail order on an application being moved by the aggrieved party include any supervening circumstances that may have occurred after granting relief to the accused, the conduct of the accused while on bail, any attempt on the part of the accused to procrastinate, resulting in delaying the trial, any instance of threats being extended to the witnesses while on bail, any attempt on the part of the accused to tamper with the evidence in any manner. We may add that this list is only illustrative and not exhaustive. However, the court must be cautious that at the stage of granting bail, only a prima facie case needs to be examined, and detailed reasons relating to the merits of the case that may cause prejudice to the accused ought to be avoided. It is sufficient to state that the bail order should reveal the factors that ::: Downloaded on - 13/03/2026 20:39:24 :::CIS 13 2026:HHC:7139 have been considered by the Court for granting relief to the accused.
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