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Cancellation of Bail Post-Commital - Generally, once a case is committed to the Sessions Court, the bail granted by a Magistrate does not automatically lapse; the order of bail by the Magistrate remains operative unless specifically canceled or modified by a higher court. The Magistrate cannot cancel bail granted prior to committal, and the power to do so lies with the Sessions Court or High Court. Puran Chander Sen VS State of Rajasthan - Rajasthan, X VS State Of Kerala Represented By Public Prosecutor - Kerala, Ali Ahammed VS State of Kerala - Crimes
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Power of Sessions Court and High Court - These courts possess the authority to grant anticipatory bail under Section 438 Cr.P.C., and their bail orders continue to be effective even after the case is committed to the Sessions Court. Cancellation of bail by a Magistrate at the time of committal is generally not contemplated, and bail once granted by the Sessions Court or High Court cannot be canceled by the Magistrate. BIJAY KUMAR BEHERA VS STATE OF ORISSA - Orissa, ALI AHAMMED VS STATE OF KERALA - Kerala, Puran Chander Sen VS State of Rajasthan - Rajasthan
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Procedural Aspects - The process involves submitting muddemal and complying with directions during committal proceedings; failure to do so may impact bail orders. Additionally, automatic remand or cancellation of bail at the time of committal is not supported under Section 209 of Cr.P.C. unless specific grounds are established. Rohini Mahavir Godse VS State of Maharashtra and others - Bombay, X VS State Of Kerala Represented By Public Prosecutor - Kerala
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Conditions for Cancellation - Bail can be canceled if strong grounds exist, such as suppression of facts or misconduct, but general practice favors maintaining bail unless a proper case for cancellation is made out. The courts emphasize that cancellation is not automatic and requires proper grounds and proceedings. State VS E. Veeramani - Crimes
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Implications of Committal - The act of committing a case to the Sessions Court does not inherently affect existing bail orders unless explicitly canceled or set aside by a higher court. The Sessions Court or High Court's bail orders remain operative unless challenged or annulled through appropriate proceedings. BIJAY KUMAR BEHERA VS STATE OF ORISSA - Orissa, B. L. Verma VS State of M. P. - Madhya Pradesh
Analysis and Conclusion:
Bail granted by a Magistrate prior to committal generally remains valid after the case is committed to the Sessions Court. Cancellation of bail at the time of committal is not automatic; it requires specific grounds and is primarily within the jurisdiction of the Sessions Court or High Court. Magistrates cannot unilaterally cancel bail granted earlier. Proper procedural steps must be followed for cancellation, and bail orders from higher courts continue to be effective unless explicitly revoked.
Search Results for "Cancellation of Bail in Magistrate Court after Commital to Sessions Court Case"
2014 0 Supreme(Raj) 1789 • India - Rajasthan
KANWALJIT SINGH AHLUWALIA
Final Decision: The court dismissed the petition, holding that no ground for cancellation of bail was made out. ... The court further held that the power of the Court of Sessions and High Court to grant anticipatory bail under Section 438 Cr.P.C ... The court further held that the power of the Court of Sessions and High Court to grant anticipatory bail under S....
• India - Crimes
S.PADMANABHAN
-After trial report all accused granted regular bail by Magistrate - Both cases stand posted r for committal to session court Magistrate ... proceedings pending before Magistrate - Some accused granted anticipatory bail by Sessions Judge and some enlarged on bail by Magistrate ... (No) - Whether Magistrate can ever cancel the bail granted by him under the Code? ....
2001 0 Supreme(AP) 790 • India - Andhra Pradesh
T.CH.SURYA RAO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, Secs207,208,209,309 & 437 - Magistrate granting bail in private PRC while committing case to Sessions ... Sessions to take trial - Question of cancellation of bail would not arise - Criminal petition, dismissed ... while committing accused to Sessions court for trial - If accused has already been enlarged on bail prior to committal ... Now i....
1994 0 Supreme(Ori) 273 • India - Orissa
ARIJIT PASAYAT
Only because the case is committed to the Court of Session, an earlier order of bail does not lapse. ... Fact of the Case: Petitioners were granted bail by the Sessions Judge for offences under Sections 498A and 306 IPC ... Issues: Whether an order of bail granted by the Sessions Judge continues to be operative after the case is committed to the ... Case No. 666 of 1991 was registered in the #H....
1985 0 Supreme(Ker) 308 • India - Kerala
PADMANABHAN
cancellation of bail and remand to custody at the time of committal is not contemplated under S.209. ... The court also emphasized that bail granted by the Sessions Judge or the High Court cannot be cancelled by the Magistrate, and automatic ... remand of the Magistrate at the time of committal is subject to the provisions relating to bail. ... S.209(a) and (b) unequivocally say that the power of ....
• India - Crimes
THANGAMANI
strong grounds, cancellation of bail can be ordered in a proper case. ... bail and cancellation are not identical - Power of High Court to cancel bail to be exercised when; ... ... (i) Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 - Section 439 (2) - Cancellation of bail - Considerations for Court - Criteria for ordering of ... So suppression of pendency of bail application in the Assistant Sessio....
1996 0 Supreme(Bom) 273 • India - Bombay
J.N.PATEL, V.P.TIPNIS
No care is taken to submit the muddemal to the Sessions Court after committal of the cases to the Sessions Court. ... to the Court of Sessions. ... direction Magistrate not accepting complaint Held. though Sessions Judge gave direction with good intention yet Magistrate is under ... No care is taken to submit the muddemal to the Sessions Court after committal of....
2008 0 Supreme(Bom) 329 • India - Bombay
D.G.KARNIK
A person, who goes before a Magistrate (or Court of Session) and applies for bail by personally appearing before him subjects himself ... to the jurisdiction of the Magistrate. ... It is true that Section 439 of the Code empowers the Sessions Court or the High Court to grant bail to a person accused of an offence ... ... (b) The applicants shall attend the Sessions Court on all the dates to which....
1978 0 Supreme(MP) 174 • India - Madhya Pradesh
U.N.BHACHAWAT
(1) to direct the committing Magistrate that in the event of committing a case to the Court of Session, if the accused person is ... may be directed to release the accused on bail while committing the case to the Sessions-power not limitted by section 209 (b)-anticipatory ... 376/511, 451 & 397 on the consideration of the challaned papers and are committed to Sessions Court. ... The application for cancellation of ....
2024 0 Supreme(Ker) 1181 • India - Kerala
A. BADHARUDEEN
Findings of Court: The learned Magistrate failed to recognize the cancellation of anticipatory bail and improperly ... No.1411 of 2024 is declared unlawful – Anticipatory bail granted by Sessions Court was set aside, and jurisdictional court directed ... Class Magistrate-III, Kozhikode, in completing committal proceedings without complying with directions of this Court in Crl.M.C ... Since Annexu....
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