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Kerala HC: Notice to Defacto Complainant Need Not be Issued in Bail Applications - (18 Aug 2020)

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Kerala High Court has observed that it is not necessary for a Court to issue a notice to the defacto complainant suo motu or direct the accused to implead the defacto complainant in a bail application except in cases in which the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 and other Acts insist so or the bail Court feel that the defacto complainant is also to be heard in the facts and circumstances of that case.

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