Supreme Court of India
Kekhriesatuo Tep Etc. v. National Investigation Agency
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Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 – ss. 39, 40, 43D(5) – Bail under –Special Judge found that appellants had not voluntary succumbed to the demands of the organization and in vestigating agency admitted that accused persons were cooperati ng in investigation –Bail was granted by the Special Judge – However, High Court reversed the order of the Special Judge – Before the Supreme Court, appellants contended that they were forced to m ake payments – Held: There are twin requirement under sub-section ( 5) of s. 43D – First one being that the public prosecu tor has to be given an
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