Supreme Court of India
Pooja Bhatia v. Vishnu Narain Shivpuri & Anr.
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We are of the view that inasmuch as throwing acid on the complainant is a serious one though no injury on her, but spit on her T-shirt and it got burnt and taking note of his conduct after the impugned order of the High Court dated 16.01.2014, C we are satisfied that the accused is not entitled to continue the benefit of bail.
Judgment, page 6
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BAIL: Cancellation of bail -- Held: In the light of the principles c for cancellation of bail and the assertion made by the Superintendent of Police in the form of counter affidavit and follow-up action, inasmuch as throwing acid on the complainant is a serious one,. though no injury on her but spit on her t-shirt and it got burnt, and taking note of the conduct 0 of respondent-accused after the impugned order of High Court, granting him bail, the accused is not entitled to continue the benefit of bail -- Accordingly, the impugned order of High Court is set aside and respondent-accused is
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