What are the circumstances under which bail can be cancelled? What is the proper procedure for cancelling bail granted by a Single Judge? What are the differences between considerations for granting bail and cancelling bail?

Key Points: - Under normal circumstances, an application for cancellation of bail filed on merits should be placed before the same Single Judge who granted bail (!) (!) . - The considerations for granting bail and cancelling bail are entirely different (!) (!) . - Bail can only be cancelled if the accused has misused liberty, flouted conditions, bail was granted in ignorance of statutory provisions, or bail was procured by misrepresentation or fraud (!) (!) . - Cancelling bail granted by another Single Judge by examining the merits of the allegations is uncalled for and amounts to judicial impropriety/indiscipline (!) (!) . - The cancellation of bail by a Single Judge who did not grant the original bail, by reviewing the merits, was grossly illegal and did not stand scrutiny (!) (!) . - The impugned orders cancelling bail were quashed and set aside (!) (!) . - The appellants were not apprehended at the time of FIR registration and were not named therein; they were implicated based on co-accused's confessional statements (!) (!) . - Charges had been framed, and the trial had commenced, with seven witnesses examined, indicating no requirement for further investigation (!) (!) . - The cancellation of bail orders was based on a misinterpretation of the ratio in Abdul Basit (supra) (!) (!) . - Appeals against the cancellation of bail orders were allowed (!) (!) .

What are the circumstances under which bail can be cancelled?

What is the proper procedure for cancelling bail granted by a Single Judge?

What are the differences between considerations for granting bail and cancelling bail?