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In re: Hardev Kaur's case (supra), the order of proclamation
was set aside in a case, where the compromise had been arrived at between
the parties and no objection had been given by the complainant for setting
aside the same.
Jasbir Kaur And Others vs State Of Punjab And Another on 1 September, 2011
It is apposite to make a reference to the judgment of this Court
in the case of Jasbir Kaur (supra), since the petitioner therein was a Non
Indian Resident residing in Canada and proclamation proceedings had been
initiated while she was not in India, as such, the order of proclamation was
set aside.
Narinder Kaur vs Punjab & Haryana High Court & Ors on 4 February, 2011
In re: Narinder Kaur's case (supra), wherein the dispute had
been compromised between the parties, this Court ordered the petitioner,
who was declared a proclaimed person while she was living abroad, to
surrender before the trial Court, upon which she was to be released on bail.
Jaswant Singh And Others vs Punjab Government, Chandigarh And ... on 3 June, 1992
Similarly, in the case of Jaswant Singh (supra), this Court in
the interim order dated 10.9.2018, noticed the submission made by the
counsel for the petitioner relying on the photocopy of the passport
(Annexure A-1) that the petitioner was not in India at the time of registration
of FIR on 29.10.2009, as well as, on the day, when he was declared
proclaimed offender vide order dated 28.4.2014 and even on the date of
passing of the above order, as he was in Italy, directed him to surrender
before the trial Court, upon which interim bail was ordered to be granted to
him. This Court vide order dated 6.2.2020 though declined the prayer for
quashing of FIR made in the petition, but, with regard to the order declaring
him a proclaimed offender, directed him to surrender before the trial Court
and file an application for regular bail, however, till then he was ordered to
be not arrested. He however challenged the said order inasmuch as this
Court had declined his prayer for quashing of the FIR, wherein Hon'ble The
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Supreme Court of India vide an interim order dated 24.09.2021 passed in
SLP (Crl.) No.7072 of 2021, ordered not to take coercive steps against him.
Subsequently, vide judgment dated 20.10.2021, the Criminal Appeal no.
1233 of 2021(SLP(Crl.) No.7072 of 2021) was allowed and FIR was
quashed, in para 8 whereof it was mentioned that, he had surrendered on
27.10.2018, whereafter he was admitted to interim bail.