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SC: Giving Police Liberty to Seek Remand While Granting Anticipatory Bail Defeats Objective of Bail - (30 Jan 2024)

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SC while expressing surprise at practice followed by Courts in Gujarat of giving police liberty to seek remand of accused even while granting anticipatory bail has remarked that such a practice would defeat the objective of granting anticipatory bail, nullifying the guarantee of personal liberty.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   ANTICIPATORY BAIL   REMAND   PERSONAL LIBERTY  

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