present application, it will
appear that she was having an affair with the brother of this
petitioner and had herself willing to go along with ... statement under Section 164 Cr.P.C., this court
is willing to extend the privilege of anticipatory bail to the
petitioner, in the event
will grant him bail without
taking into custody, considering his conduct while on police bail
and also that he has not misused the privilege ... production /
receipt of this order in the court below and they will furnish
undertaking that they shall co-operate in the trial and shall
remain
will grant him
bail without taking into custody, considering his conduct while on police bail
and also that he has not misused the privilege ... this order in the court below and they will furnish undertaking
that they will co-operate in the trial and shall remain physically
present
petitioner also furnished another number and
the petitioner undertakes that he will always respond to the calls made by the
Investigating Officer in the said ... Corruption Act, the petitioner has moved this Court
for grant of privileges of anticipatory bail.
Learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioner submits that
custody since
29.11.2022, FIR lodged ultimately will face the trial, this Court
is inclined to grant him privilege of bail.
Let the petitioner be released ... dates without plausible reason will entail cancellation of his bail
bond by the Trial court itself;
(iii) the petitioner shall
Regulation) Act, the petitioners have moved this Court
for grant of privilege of anticipatory bail.
As per F.I.R. allegation is that petitioner ... with the
investigation of the case and will not indulge in tampering with
prosecution evidence and will abide by all terms and conditions
imposed
police will call the petitioners for investigation/interrogation,
they will remain present and if they would not present
themselves, the privilege of grant of anticipatory
proceedings between the parties, they should be
admitted to the privilege of bail in the event of arrest.
I regret not to accept the aforesaid ... view of the fact that from the First Information Report itself, it
will appear that the father of the informant has not only been
abducted
light of s. 493 of the Code and, if so interpreted, it will
follow that the Public Prosecutor, who is referred to, under ... which that section has been enacted, the learned
Solicitor points out, will be completely defeated. He also
points out that no general power, as such
judgment. It does not stand to reason that an additional privilege of approaching the Court under the inherent power should be available in cases disposed ... that, the subsequent, sentence should run concurrently with the former sentence. It will not be possible to Hive very positive directions with regard to that
