19883-85 of 2012 for grant of statutory bail under Section
167(2) Cr.P.C. was filed, and was taken up for hearing along ... Appellant’s application
for grant of statutory bail could not, therefore, be taken up by the
Additional Sessions Judge till the High Court on 13th
28th February, 2017, the accused
moved an application for grant of statutory bail under Section
167(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure read with ... lapse of the statutory period of 90
days on 14th March, 2007, the accused filed application for
grant of statutory bail on the ground
Section 43D(2) of UAPA Act and order
dated 28.6.2017 denying statutory bail to the petitioners herein. Such
prayer, being incidental to the principal relief ... statutory period of detention had not been lawful,
extended beyond 90 days and the petitioners had availed of their right to
statutory bail before
said appeals and has refused
to release the appellant – accused on
statutory bail (default bail) under Section
167(2) of the Cr.PC, the original ... under
Section 167(2) of the Cr.PC for default
bail/statutory bail, the accused had
acquired a indefeasible right for release on
statutory bail
tool or device by the
police to defeat an application seeking statutory/default bail. It was argued that
a chargesheet filed under the UAPA must ... time to say that they
be released on default bail.
FEW RELEVANT STATUTORY PROVISIONS
25. Before adverting to the rival submissions canvassed on either side
impugned order dated 03.12.2022, the Ld. Special Judge (PC
Act) granted statutory bail under Section 167 (2) Cr.P.C to the
Respondent ... statutory right of the investigating
agency to conduct further investigation and to submit supplementary
report, and this does not give the right of statutory bail
petitioner filed an application
under Section 167(2) Cr.PC for statutory bail. The said
application was rejected on May 04, 2020 on the ground ... claim delay in investigation and deny accused
his right to statutory bail.
b. The Report of the Public Prosecutor does not
demonstrate whether efforts were
objection.
d. The petitioner stated that an oral application for statutory bail was filed
by the petitioner on 23.05.2023. Immediately thereafter, on the same ... released on default bail continues to remain enforceable
if the accused has applied for such bail, notwithstanding pendency of the
bail application or subsequent filing
passed by the learned
Magistrate on 29-01-2022 rejecting the statutory bail.
On 23-03-2022 another order is passed rejecting regular bail ... Police to be enlarged on bail
which is known as statutory bail or default bail in criminal
parlance.
11. A three Judge Bench
than ten years, death, life
imprisonment. Therefore, he is entitled for statutory bail under
Section 167(2) of the Cr.P.C. as the investigation ... statutory period of sixty days. A complaint/charge sheet
filed without completing the investigation cannot be used to
circumvent the right of statutory bail under
