Supreme Court of India
Mamta & Anr v. The State (nct of Delhi) & Anr
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s. 439 – Bail – Grant of – Factors to be considered – Allegation of murder of young chi ld for ransom against the second respondent – Grant of bail by t he High Court – Propriety of – Held: Exercise of discretion by the High Court not proper – While granting bail, the High Co urt failed to take into consideration that crucial witnesses were yet to be examined, that release of the second respondent on bail, at this stage, would impede a fair trial, and that there was an a pprehension that the witnesses may be tampered – Thus, the judgment and order of the
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