Supreme Court of India
Parvinderjit Singh and Anr. v. State (u.t. Chandigarh) and Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 438 - Exercise of power under - Scope - Held: c Normally a direction should not be issued to the effect that applicant shall be released on bail 'wherever affested for which ever offence whatsoever' - Such order should not be passed as it would serve as blanke.t to cover or protect any and every ~ kind of unlawful activity. ss.438 and 439 - Scope of - Distinction between. s. 439 - Interim order not to arrest the applicant- Pending anticipatory bail - Held: Cannot be passed, as it would amount to interference with the investigation. The appellants filed
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