Supreme Court of India
Puran Mal v. State of Haryana & Anr.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 – s.439 – Bail – Respondent no.2 was accused of offence u/s.302, IPC – Bail deni ed by Trial Court – Granted by High Court – On appeal by complainant, held: When the Trial Court has dismissed the bail applic ation (in the present case it was dismissed twice), the High Court while taking a view different from the Trial Court ought to give some cogent and valid reasons for grant of bail – Nature of offence in the present case is very grave – Fact that the son (accused no. 1) of the respondent no.2 had stabbed the deceased in his presence is prima facie clear
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