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Bombay HC: Habitual Offenders Cannot be Released on Temporary Bail - (18 May 2020)

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Bombay High Court has rejected the bail application filed by Mahesh B Patil, a former Bharatiya Janta Party Corporator, observing that habitual offenders like him do not deserve to be released on temporary bail as per the guidelines of the State High Power Committee.

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