Supreme Court of India
Muraleedharan v. State of Kerala
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Section 438. Anticipatory Bail-Grant of-Liquor tragedy resulted in large-scale deaths of persons-Accused was considered one of the kingpins in a series of grave crimes-Sessions Judge granted anticipatory bail to the accused on the ground that no material could be collected by the investigating agency to connect the accused with the crime except the confessional statement of the co-accused-But the High Court reversed the order of Sessions Judge Correctness of-Held: No Court can afford to presume that the investigating agency would fail to trace out more
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