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Gurdarshan Singh alias Darshan Singh VS State of Himachal Pradesh

Gurdarshan Singh alias Darshan Singh VS State of Himachal Pradesh - 29 May 17

India - Himachal Pradesh

in the offence and is likely to repeat the same in the future if enlarged on bail. ... The prosecution argued that the petitioner is a habitual offender and likely to tamper with the evidence. ... that the petitioner was involved in the....
Vinod Kumar VS State of Rajasthan Through Public Prosector

Vinod Kumar VS State of Rajasthan Through Public Prosector - 29 Mar 11

India - Rajasthan

because he held habitual offender. ... 439 – the accused alleged to indulge in 26 cases of theft so on this ground his bail application declined ... him free would again expose the society to the offences that such habitual offender might again commit, the bail application of such ....
SANJAY @ SANJAY NAI S/O SHRI MUNNA LAL @ SURESH KUMAR Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN

SANJAY @ SANJAY NAI S/O SHRI MUNNA LAL @ SURESH KUMAR Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN - 04 Mar 24

India - Rajasthan

Issues: Whether the petitioners were entitled to bail under Section 439 Cr.P.C. ... Ratio Decidendi: The court held that the petitioners were entitled to bail under Section 439 Cr.P.C. as they were not named ... Final Decision: The court allowed the bail applications and directed that the petitio....
VICKY SHARMA @ VICKY PANDIT S/O SHRI DINESH SHARMA Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN

VICKY SHARMA @ VICKY PANDIT S/O SHRI DINESH SHARMA Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN - 04 Mar 24

India - Rajasthan

BAIL - SECTION 439 CRPC - HABITUAL OFFENDERS - NO IDENTIFICATION PARADE CONDUCTED - BAIL GRANTED Fact of the Case: ... Issues: Whether the petitioners were entitled to bail under Section 439 CrPC. ... Ratio Decidendi: The court held that the petitioners were entitled to bail under Section 439 Cr....
Sunny Kapoor @ Honey VS State of H. P.

Sunny Kapoor @ Honey VS State of H. P. - 01 Jan 21

India - Himachal Pradesh

Application – Illegal Drugs Possession – A habitual offender, who twice underwent sentences upon conviction under Narcotics Drugs ... Special Judge, dismissed petition because accused is a habitual offender – Held, Petitioner's criminal history points out that in ... Bench held that unusually, subject to the evidence produced, Courts can impose restrictive conditions. – Court is granting....
Veluganti Ganga Raju VS State Of AP

Veluganti Ganga Raju VS State Of AP - 12 Apr 24

India - Andhra Pradesh

emphasized that for preventive detention, the authority must demonstrate a likelihood of the detenue being released on bail and ... in three cases and failure to consider the detenue's judicial custody in another case. ... cogent reasons for preventive detention, especially when the detenue is in custody, and must establish a likelihood of bail and ... that there was ev....
Syed Jalaluddin VS Government Of A. P.

Syed Jalaluddin VS Government Of A. P. - 11 Mar 92

India - Andhra Pradesh

DETENTION - COMMUNAL OFFENDER - DEFINITION - SINGLE INCIDENT - SUFFICIENCY - DISCLOSURE OF GROUNDS - PUBLIC INTEREST - BAIL APPLICATION ... apply its mind to the question of whether the detenu already enlarged on bail did have the propensities to act in a prejudicial manner ... The court also held that a single incident of an #HL_STAR....
Siyaram Singh S/o Shri Natthi Singh VS State Of Rajasthan, Through P. P.

Siyaram Singh S/o Shri Natthi Singh VS State Of Rajasthan, Through P. P. - 19 Oct 24

India - Rajasthan

bail granted to the accused-respondent was filed, citing habitual offender status and previous FIRs - The court emphasized that ... , gravity of offence, and conduct of the accused - The court reiterated that bail once granted should not be cancelled mechanically ... , and serious allegations must be substantiated fo....
Sankranthi @ Sankuranthri Sankar S/o Late Chinna Bralunaiah VS State of Andhra Pradesh

Sankranthi @ Sankuranthri Sankar S/o Late Chinna Bralunaiah VS State of Andhra Pradesh - 12 Dec 23

India - Andhra Pradesh

a threat to public health, and the inadequacy of bail to prevent her from indulging in dangerous drug offences justified the preventive ... court upheld the detention order based on the detenu's repeated drug offending activities, the inadequacy of bail to prevent her ... activities, the inadequacy ....
VISHNU @ VISHNUDAS Vs STATE OF KERALA

VISHNU @ VISHNUDAS Vs STATE OF KERALA - 21 Oct 22

India - Kerala

Bail - Criminal Procedure - IPC Sections [457, 461, 380] - The court dismissed the bail application due to the accused's criminal ... He claimed to be falsely implicated and sought bail after the final report was submitted. ... allegations, justified denying the bail application. ... If he released ....
Mahesh Chand VS State of Rajasthan

Mahesh Chand VS State of Rajasthan - 06 Aug 12

India - Rajasthan

with but at the same time the larger interest of public or state and similar other considerations are also to be kept in mind — ... Act, Sec. 3-1 (10)(5)(14) — Grant of bail — Threatened the complainant to sell his agricultural land to him for converting into residential ... , the court has to consider the#....
Touseef Ahmad VS State Of J. &K.

Touseef Ahmad VS State Of J. &K. - 25 Apr 07

India - Jammu and Kashmir

as to whether there are circumstances suggestive of his fleeing from justice or repeating the offence or intimidating the witnesses ... Code of Criminal Procedure-Section 497-Bail-No doubt the power to grant bail to an accused, who is accused of commission of an offence ... Going by the#HL....
Rakesh S/o Shri Bhanwar Lal VS State Of Rajasthan, Through PP

Rakesh S/o Shri Bhanwar Lal VS State Of Rajasthan, Through PP - 10 Dec 24

India - Rajasthan

The court found no reasonable grounds to believe the petitioner was not guilty or would not commit further offences while on bail ... (Paras 10, 11, 12) (B) The court reiterated that the burden lies on the accused to demonstrate that he would ... The court noted the serious nature of accusations and the#HL_....
Sandeep Dahiya @ Baaja VS State (Govt. of NCT of Delhi)

Sandeep Dahiya @ Baaja VS State (Govt. of NCT of Delhi) - 19 Jul 23

India - Delhi

The court granted bail to the applicant with specific conditions. ... Issues: The issues involved the grant of bail to the applicant in a case involving serious charges under the Arms Act, 1959 ... Final Decision: The court directed the applicant to be released ....
Ravinder Gupta VS Union Territory of J&k

Ravinder Gupta VS Union Territory of J&k - 17 Oct 22

India - Jammu and Kashmir

of the petitioner's involvement in reaching its decision to grant bail. ... Final Decision: The petition was allowed, and the petitioner was admitted to bail with specified conditions. ... by the court Fact of the Case: The petitioner sought bail in a case involving a land dispute arising from a ....
Ms. Y VS State of Rajasthan

Ms. Y VS State of Rajasthan - 19 Apr 22

India - Supreme Court

Issues: The issues involved the appropriateness of the bail granted to the accused, the failure of the High Court to consider ... Final Decision: The impugned order granting bail to the accused was set aside, and the accused was directed #HL_ST....
Manisha VS State of Rajasthan

Manisha VS State of Rajasthan - 19 Apr 22

India - Supreme Court

the same. ... dacoity and murder charges – Once bail has been granted, Appellate Court is usually slow to interfere with the same as it pertains ... is a habitual offender and nearly twenty cases registered against him – Period of imprisonment, being only three months, is not ... Learned counsel for the complainant has opposed #HL_STA....
Manisha VS State of Rajasthan

Manisha VS State of Rajasthan - 19 Apr 22

India - Supreme Court

the High Court's order granting bail to the respondent no. 2 - accused, who was charged with the heinous offence of rape and sexual ... to the setting aside of the bail order and cancellation of bail bonds. ... Issues: The issues involved the appropriateness of #....
“X” Juvenile VS Union Territory of J&K through Incharge Police Station, Supwal, Samba

“X” Juvenile VS Union Territory of J&K through Incharge Police Station, Supwal, Samba - 19 Feb 24

India - Jammu and Kashmir

a heinous offence. ... was entitled to bail under the Act of 2015. ... report, which indicated drug use and habitual offending. ... of his repeating the offence, if released on bail. ... a habitual offender. ... child in conflict with law being habitual offender w....
SRI RAM @ SANJAY Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN

SRI RAM @ SANJAY Vs. STATE OF RAJASTHAN - 03 Feb 25

India - Rajasthan

grounds for believing the accused is not guilty and unlikely to re-offend - The court found the allegations serious, including the ... application - The petitioner, arrested for serious offences including attempt to murder and NDPS violations, contended false implication ... - Conditions for grant - The court reiterated that negation of bail#....
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