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The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
Gyanu Madhu Jamkhandi And Ors. vs The State Of Karnataka on 20 October, 1976
Khinvdan vs The State Of Rajasthan on 8 May, 1975
f) Khinvdan versus State of Rajasthan, 1975 CrLJ 1984
CR No. 221/21
Narender Singh Vs. The State Page no. 3 of 9
Natabar Parida Bisnu Charan Parida ... vs State Of Orissa on 16 April, 1975
41. Referring to the cases of Natabar Parida vs State of
Orissa, reported in (1975) 2 SCC 220, and Sanjay Dutt vs
State, reported in (1994) 5 SCC 410, the Supreme Court, in
Suresh Kumar Bhikamchand Jain (supra), observed that these
cases do not detract from the position that once a charge
sheet is filed within the stipulated time, the question of grant
of default bail or statutory bail does not arise.
State Through Cbi vs Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar & Ors on 7 May, 1997
We have already noted above the principle of law
laid down by the three judge bench of this Court in State v.
Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar (supra) that police remand can be
sought under Section 167(2) CrPC in respect of an accused
arrested at the stage of further investigation, if the
interrogation is needed by the investigating agency. This
Court has further clarified in said case that expression
'accused if in custody' in Section 309(2) CrPC does not include
the accused who is arrested on further investigation before
supplementary charge sheet is filed."
Jeewan Kumar Raut & Anr vs C.B.I on 7 July, 2009
10. Point of issue involved in this matter is that whether custody of
accused after filing of chargesheet and before taking of the cognizance, if
cognizance is not taken by the Court on the same day of filing of charge-
sheet, is illegal and in that case accused is entitled for bail or not. I find that
this issue has been much deliberately dealt by the DB of Hon'ble High court
of Patna and this Court would like to go with this judgment of Hon'ble High
court of Patna. In view of this judgment it is clear that once a charge-sheet is
filed within the stipulated time, the question of grant of default bail or
statutory bail does not arise.