Supreme Court of India
Rasiklal v. Klsore
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 : s. 436 - Grant of bail - For bailable offence - Cancellation of, in revision, holding it violative of principles of c natural justice having been passed without hearing the complainant - On appeal, held: Bail in bailable offence can be claimed by the accused as a matter of right- While granting bail in such cases Police/Court is not bound to issue notice to the complainant and hear him - Grant of such bail without 0 hearing the complainant, is not violative of principles of natural justice - Therefore, not liable to be cancelled. Principles of natural
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