
1. Loy Bose VS State, through Police Inspector - 06 Jan 14
identity of accused-Verification made from prison records including fingerprints-No fault can be found with such act-Order of rearrest
India - Bombay
2. Showkat Ahmad Sofi VS State of J&K - 26 Jul 21
Criminal Conspiracy - Benefit of default bail - Expiry of period of 90 or 60 days, as case may be, an indefeasible right accrues in favour of accused for being released on bail on account of default by investigating agency in completion of investigation within period prescribed and accused is entitled to released on bail.
of appellants on cogent grounds in respect of subject charge and upon arrest or rearrest, appellant would be entitled to apply for ... been deprived of their right to benefit of default bail - It is clear that this would not preclude or otherwise prevent arrest or rearrest ... It is, however, made clear that this would not preclude or otherwise prevent arrest or rearrest ... of appellants on cogent grounds in respect of subject charge and upon arrest or rearrest, appellant would be entitled to apply for
India - J&K
3. Manish Jogi @ Monu S/o Shri Ranglal Jogi VS State of Rajasthan Through P. P. - 17 Aug 17
Penal Code - Section 302, 212 and Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 - Section 3(2)(vi) - Rearrest
India - Rajasthan
4. Praxis Energy Agents SA VS M. T. Pratibha Neera - 04 May 18
and multiple arrest would make it clear a rearrest is permitted subject to the aggregate value of the security do not exceed the ... Article 5 Right of rearrest ... the auspices of Committee Maritime International, Para 12.04 to 12.09 (f) Relying on Berlingieri on Arrest of Ships, arrest or rearrest
India - Bombay
5. Rekhaparameswari VS Assistant Collector of Customs - 22 Apr 09
When any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance is found mixed with one or more neutral substance(s), for the purpose of imposition of punishment it is the content of the narcotic drug or psychotropic substance which shall be taken into consideration.
The accused is continuously in prison from the date of rearrest
India - Crimes
6. Assistant Collector of Customs R & I (P), Bombay VS Shankar Govardhan Mohite & others - 18 Aug 87
Shri Merchant further submitted that the rearrest of the respondents Nos. 1 to 3 on 30th July 1987 was itself illegal in as much ... Metropolitan Magistrate on 29th July, 1987 amounted to an order of bail and, in view of section 59 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the rearrest
India - Bombay
7. Babu Bombaj VS State of Rajasthan - 22 Sep 86
offence was converted to one under S. 326, I.P.C. which is non-bailable offence, therefore, the Investigating Officer sought to rearrest ... Officer or the court, which initially granted bail to the accused as he was alleged to have committed bailable offence has power to rearrest
India - Rajasthan
It is made clear that, this order would not prohibit or otherwise prevent the arrest or rearrest
India - Karnataka
9. Ahamed Basheer @ Bachu VS Sub Inspector of Police - 23 Sep 13
revoking the bail granted under sub section (1) of Section 436 of the Code, on any justifiable ground thereof, is mandatory for rearrest ... similar to sub section (5) of Section 437 of the Code in section 436 applicable to bailable offence is not a shield protecting rearrest
India - Kerala
10. Jitendra Singh VS State of Rajasthan - 15 Feb 10
Conversely, this injury has been ascribed to the accused Jagdish, who has already been enlarged on rearrest
India - Rajasthan