Supreme Court of India
Sangram Sadashiv Suryavanshi v. The State of Maharashtra
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Accordingly, we direct that the appellant shall be produced before the Trial Court within one week from today.
Judgment, page 3
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Issue for Consideration Whether appellant deserved to be enlarged on bail; whether it is appropriate for High Court to fix a time bound schedule for conclusion of trials. Headnotes† Bail – Allegation against appellant for commission of offences punishable u/ss.489A, 489B and 489C r/w. s.34 – Appellant incarcerated for two and a half years – Whether appellant deserved to be enlarged on bail: Held: Six counterfeit currency notes of Rs.500/- each are subject matter of the offence – The appellant has been incarcerated for two and a half years – The counter affidavit filed by the State shows that
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