Supreme Court of India
Subodh Kumar Yadav v. State of Bihar & Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - s. 439 - Bail - Cancellation of - Relevant factors to be considered - c Sessions judge canceling bail granted to applicant by Magistrate - High Court upholding the same - Held: Justified - Magistrate exercised discretion vested in him u/s.437 Cr.P. . with oblique motive and in an arbitrary manner- He took into consideration irrelevant documents which were never ~ referred to in the complaint - Sessions Judge justified in drawing adverse inferences against Magistrate and holding that the said order was passed for considerations other than judicial. Respondent
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