parole. In State of Rajasthan, initial parole is granted for 20 days. Second parole is granted for 30 days and third parole is granted ... Thereafter, the accused applies for permanent parole. Broadly speaking, the eligibility for seeking parole is that the accused should have undergone 1/4th of imprisonment
allegation of misuse of liberty during the
period the accusedrespondent was granted parole.
8. The learned Sessions Judge, Gurgaon by a
judgment dated ... execution of sentence. The mere fact
that during the period of parole the accused has not
misused the liberties does not per se warrant
suspension
allegation
of misuse of liberty during the period the accused
respondent was granted parole.
8. The learned Sessions Judge, Gurgaon by a
judgment dated ... execution of sentence. The mere fact
that during the period of parole the accused has not
misused the liberties does not per se warrant
suspension
allegation
of misuse of liberty during the period the accused
respondent was granted parole.
8. The learned Sessions Judge, Gurgaon by a
judgment dated ... execution of sentence. The mere fact
that during the period of parole the accused has not
misused the liberties does not per se warrant
suspension
allegation
of misuse of liberty during the period the accused
respondent was granted parole.
8. The learned Sessions Judge, Gurgaon by a
judgment dated ... execution of sentence. The mere fact
that during the period of parole the accused has not
misused the liberties does not per se warrant
suspension
even if no valid reason is given by an accused for proceeding on regular parole, he is entitled for the same under the Parole Rules ... request made by the petitioner for his release on parole. A grant of parole cannot and should not be claimed as a matter of right
question where the convict under NDPS Act was denied parole under the Parole Rules, 1958 in view of Section 32A of the NDPS ... Bench directed the State Government to consider the case of accused for grant of parole in view of Apex Court's decision
returning back on completion of parole,
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the impugned order declining parole to the petitioner is liable ... people, who are expecting such danger from the
release of the accused on parole. The law laid down is
that no body can be released
case of the petitioner for emergent parole with reference to Rule 10A of the Rajasthan Prisons (Release on Parole) Rules, 1958.
No such prayer ... judicial function that other executive function of releasing the accused on parole etc. are to be exercised.
At this stage, learned counsel for the petitioner
husband despite grant of parole
on 22.03.2012, present fresh parole petition has been filed by
the petitioner.
S.B. Cr. Parole Writ Petition No.4478 ... rule 1(c) of the Rajasthan Prisoners (Release on
Parole) Rules, 1958, these Parole Rules would not apply to those
prisoners who have been convicted
