Supreme Court of India
State of Gujarat v. Narendra K. Amin
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 438-Anticipatory bail-Allowed by Sessions Court without considering apprehension of prosecution that accused would get opportunity to influence witnesses and that his custodial interrogation was must Propriety of-Held: Not proper-Hence, order of anticipatory bail interfered with to a limited extent of setting it aside-Sessions Court directed to deal with bail application in accordance with law. In a murder case, Sessions Court granted anticipatory bail to respondent, a Deputy Superintendent of Police. The appellant-State challenged the said order before
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