Supreme Court of India
Prashant Singh Rajput v. The State of Madhya Pradesh and Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 439 – Anticipatory bail in murder case – FIR and the statements under ss. 1 61 and 164 indicated a specific role in the crime to the two respondents – High Court granted anticipatory bail to the two respondents – Challe nge against – Held: The order granting anticipatory bai l ignored material aspects including nature and gravity of th e offence and specific allegations against the respondents – Hence suffici ent case made out for cancelling anticipatory bail granted by Hig h Court. Bail: Challenge to an order granting bail and appli cation seeking
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