INTRODUCTION The right to freedom is an individual’s natural right, and also his fundamental right. An individual must nevertheless respect the rights of others recognized by law, such as the inviolability of their body and property. When a person is …
Introduction: In general terms, bail can be defined as the temporary release of a person who is awaiting trial, which is usually based on some condition such as a bail bond. In India, a person seeking bail generally goes under …
Introduction: An offence is defined as an act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force[1]. The offence can be further classified in a bailable and non-bailable offence where bailable offence meaning thereby an offence …
Provisions qualifying the cancellation of the bail are enclosed or stated under “section 437(5) and under section 439(2) of Cr.P.C 1973”: “Below is the reasoning of sec 437(5) and sec 439 (2) as stated under CrPC 1973”: “Section 437(5): (5) …