Supreme Court of India
Rabindra Nath Singh v. Rajesh Ranjan @ Pappu Yadav & Anr.
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Bail: c Grant of bail to accused by High Court despite the directions by Supreme Court to the contrary* - HELD: The Court expresses its regret that bail has been granted by High Court for no good reason except by saying that the appeal was not likely to be heard in six months - Such a view cannot 0 be approved of when a large number of applications had already been rejected earlier both by High Court and Supreme Court - Despite the clear direction of Supreme Court not to entertain any further application of the accused for bail, the order of the High Court granting bail amounts to contempt of
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