granted custody parole on two occasions and he did not misuse
the liberty of custody parole granted to him, the
applicant/accused Mokhtar Ansari ... parole, however by various administrative instructions
framed by different States grant of parole is regulated. Thus the action for
grant of parole is generally speaking
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
permanent parole.
The respondents have referred to the provisions of the
Rajasthan Prisoners Release on Parole Rules, 1958 ('the Parole
Rules ... function that
the other executive function by way of releasing the accused on
parole, etc. are to be exercised. The executive powers of the
State
under :-
[1] Whether the High Court can grant bail, parole or furlough to an accused convicted of an offence under Narcotics Drugs & Psychotropic Substances ... power to suspend the sentence by grant of bail, parole or furlough to an accused convicted of an offence under the NDPS Act during pendency
under :-
[1] Whether the High Court can grant bail, parole or furlough to an accused convicted of an offence under Narcotics Drugs & Psychotropic Substances ... power to suspend the sentence by grant of bail, parole or furlough to an accused convicted of an offence under the NDPS Act during pendency
dismissed the petition filed by the accused. Only in respect of one accused (R7) on the application that his father died he was released ... parole to the State Government along with the other accused and obtained parole on the self same ground of the death of his father once
serving out the substantive
sentences for the two offences, the accused ever
enjoyed any parole, while suffering imprisonment,
required to be undergone in default ... period of time, which may have been
enjoyed by the accused as parole, as a period not
undergone as imprisonment in default of payment
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
surety offered by accused No-2 and 3. But the
accused No-1 did not return after the parole granted to him
and absconded ... accused No-
2 and 3, but thereafter the accused No-1 remained
absconding and did not return to Central Prison after the
completion of parole
