Supreme Court of India
Thwaha Fasal v. Union of India
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Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967: Factors for consideration while granting bail – While deciding a bail petition filed by an accused against whom offences under Chapters I V and VI of the 1967 Act have been alleged, the Court has to consider whether there are reasonable grounds for believing that the accusation against the accused is prima facie true – If the Court is satisfied after examining the material on record tha t there are no reasonable grounds for believing that the accusatio n against the accused is prima facie true, then the accused is ent itled to bail – Thus, the scope
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