Supreme Court of India
Nasiruddin v. State (nct) Delhi and Ors.
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We are of the view that it was too early for the learned Additional Sessions Judge G to express any opinion merely looking at the medical report.
Judgment, page 7
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CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, 1973: s.438 - Anticipatory bail - Cancellation of - Investigation c against appellants for causing gun-shot injuries to complainant, pending - Addi. Sessions Judge granting anticipatory bail - Held: This is not a fit case for granting anticipatory bail, especially when the investigation is not over and the weapon used in the offence is yet to be traced - None 0 of the accused persons had disclosed the source from which the weapon and bullets were procured - Additional Sessions Judge, while granting anticipatory bail, opined that after having considered the medical
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