Accepting incomplete charge sheet and denying statutory bail by Magistrate, is an apparent abuse of law; Delhi HC [Read Judgment]
S.Nikhil Sankar
16 Jun 2016 11:25 AM IST
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16 Jun 2016 11:25 AM IST
“Charge sheet filed within statutory period of 60 days ought to be complete to enable the concerned Magistrate to adjudicate and not an incomplete charge sheet to infringe upon the right of the accused to be released on bail” the court held.Delhi High Court has held in State v Hargyan that acceptance of an incomplete charge sheet and denying statutory bail (167(2) CrPC] to the...
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