Supreme Court of India
Bhaskar Mishra v. State of Madhya Pradesh
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Bail - Repeated applications - Gross misuse of the process of the Court - Case registered u/s.307 /PC - Accused filed application for anticipatory bail uls.438 Cr.P. . before the Court of Sessions which was dismissed - High Court however granted anticipatory bail to the accused for a period of four weeks and also directed him to apply for regular bail in the meanwhile - Accused filed application in the Court of Sessions uls.439 Cr.P. . for grant of regular bail - Application dismissed - Accused again moved the High Court praying that the period of four weeks granted by the High Court for
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