Supreme Court of India
Bekaru Sinch v. State of U.P.
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One R was granted bail on his furnishing a personal bond and three sureties which he did. On July 7, one of the sureties S applied for the discharge of his bond. On July 9, R made an application that the appellants surety bond be accepted in place of S, and the same day the appellant filed his surety bond. The appellant also filed an affidavit that he had property enough to satisfy the bond and a vakil also certified to that effect.…
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