Supreme Court of India
Vasanthi v. State of A.P.
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Andhra Pradesh Control of Organised Crime Act, 2001 : c Sections 18(/), 21(4)-Power of court to grant bail-Restrictions on- Accused charged uls 3(4) of the Act and Section 120- rlw Sections 364( ) and 341. /PC-Allegation against accused that she lent her car to be used in the offence commiked by other accused-Confession to 1.0.-Bail rejected by .... Court of Session ri.d by High Court observing that it would be reasonably possible t~ conclu~~ that there were no grounds for believing that acc~sed was not guilty of offence and that she was not likely to commit any offence while on bail--Held:
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