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MCOCA | Refusal Of Sanction To Prosecute Does Not Invalidate Extension Of Judicial Custody Given By Special Court: Bombay High Court

Once the court extends the judicial custody of an accused, the refusal of sanction to prosecute will not invalidate the extension of custody, the Bombay High Court has held while refusing to grant...

S.167(2) CrPC | Accused Eligible For Default Bail Irrespective Of Whether They Were Absconding Earlier: MP High Court

The Madhya Pradesh High Court, Indore Bench recently observed that the provision of default bail under Section 167(2) CrPC does not treat an accused who was once absconding and later arrested,...

Application For Default Bail Filed Through E-Filing Valid, Cannot Ignore It For Want Of Physical Copy: Kerala High Court

NSE Co-location Scam: Why Did Delhi High Court Call CBI Chargesheet Incomplete?

Failure To Produce Accused Before The Court While Considering Application For Extension Of Time For Investigation Amounts To Violation Of Fundamental Right: Supreme Court

NDPS Act | MP High Court Denies Default Bail Despite FSL Report Not Being Submitted With Chargesheet, Differs From Punjab & Haryana HC

[Statutory Bail] Bail Court Has No Jurisdiction To Go Into Merits Of The Case U/S 167(2) CrPC: Madras High Court

Charge-Sheet Even In The State Of Its Photostat Copies Cannot Be Termed As 'Incomplete' For Grant Of Default Bail: J&K&L High Court

Further Investigation U/S 173(8) CrPC Not Ground To Seek Default Bail If Charge Sheet Filed Is Sufficient To Take Cognizance: J&K&L High Court

The Accused Is Entitled To Statutory Bail U/S 167(2) CrPC If Charge Sheet Is Not Final Due To Incomplete Investigation U/S 173(2) CrPC: Telangana High Court

Section 167(2) CrPC- Investigating Agency Can't Curtail Accused' Right To Default Bail By Invoking Graver Charges: Bombay High Court

Liberty Of Accused Lost If Secured On Body Warrant, That Period Must Be Counted For Seeking Default Bail U/S 167(2) CrPC: Karnataka High Court

S.167(2) CrPC | 'Date of Remand' To Be Excluded From Calculation Of Statutory Period For Granting 'Default Bail': Orissa High Court

S. 167(2), CrPC | Only 'Date Of Submission' Of Chargesheet Is Relevant For Default Bail, Not 'Date Of Preparation': Orissa High Court

Computation Of Period Of Detention For Default Bail U/S 167 CrPC Is To Be Done Afresh If Additional Offence Found Against Accused: Rajasthan HC

The Extent Of The Power Of A Magistrate To Grant Bail In A Non-Bailable Offence Triable By A Court Of Session/ Special Court

Public Prosecutor Must File Independent Report Justifying Detention Of Accused Beyond 180 Days U/S 36A(4) NDPS Act: Punjab & Haryana HC

S. 167 (2) CrPC| Date Of Remand To Be Included While Considering Plea For Default Bail: Madras High Court Reiterates

Special Court Rejects Anil Deshmukh's Bail Plea In Money Laundering Case

Right To Default Bail Not Extinguished With 'Simultaneous' Filing Of Chargesheet: Madras High Court