( 1 ) THE grievance raised in this petition is of a nature which seldom comes up to this Court for adjudication.

( 2 ) EARLIER on 1-7-89, the petitioner had addressed a letter-petition to this Court which was taken cognizance of under Section 482 Cr. P. C. she complained that the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Gwalior was not accepting the bail bonds offered on behalf of her son, who was an under-trial prisoner. At the hearing the petitioner absented herself and having perused the record, this Court observed that it was for the learned Magistrate to satisfy himself about the solvency or the bona fides of the surety; no action could be taken on a vague petition. It was dismissed summarily on 18-7-1989.

( 3 ) THEREAFTER the petitioner filed this petition in the nature of a writ petition seeking a direction to the C. J. M. Gwalior, to accept the bail bonds offered by the petitioner and release her son. A Division Bench of this court entertained the petition, but on being apprised of the rejection of the earlier petition of the petitioner, formed an opinion that the petitioner could agitate the matter before the same Judge who has disposed of the earlier petition. The matte