Supreme Court of India

Imran Ali v. Habibullah and Anr.

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Reported as [2007] 4 S.C.R. 183
Bench B.P. Singh and H.S. Bedi JJ.
Decided 19 March 2007

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Bail-:-Order-Recording of reasons-Purpose and extent of-Held, recording of reasons, whenever necessary, is only to indicate the considerations that may have weighed with Court in granting bail and Court c must do so in a manner that may not prejudice case·of parties-In instant case, High Court while recording a very detailed reasoned order erred in virtually holding that prosecution case has no merit-Such findings ought to be eschewed when Sessions Trial/appeal is taken up for hearing-,However, order granting bail not upset. CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : Petition For Special Leave to

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