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State through C.B.I. v. Amarmani Tripthi

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Reported as [2005] SUPP. 3 S.C.R. 454
Bench Ashok Bhan and R.V. Ra Veendran JJ.
Decided 26 September 2005

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What the Court ordered

For the reasons stated above, the orders dated 29th April, 2004 and. 8th July, 2004 passed by the High Court are set aside.

Judgment, page 21

From the headnote

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-Sections 437 and 439-High Court granting bail to accused who conspired and committed the murder of deceased through other accused-State filing appeals against grant of bail to accused­ Held, from the materials on record, accused are prima facie involved in conspiracy and committed murder of the deceased-Accused tried to tamper with evidence, interfere with investigation and threaten/buy over witnesses using their political influence at the time of investigation and after grant of bail-Hence, appeals are allowed and accused are directed to surrender. According

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