Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana v. Hasmat
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: S. 389-Suspension of sentence and grant of bail-Accused convicted uls 302 /PC-Pending appeal, on application of accused uls 389, High Court releasing him on bail observing that the accused was on parole earlier and there was no allegation of misuse of liberty by him-Held, appellate court is duty bound to objectively assess the matter and to record reasons for conclusion that the case warrants suspension of execution of sentence and grant of bail-Order of High Court does not meet the requirement-Impugned order set aside. Respondent-accused was convicted
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