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Bail & Personal Liberty: Important Judgments Of 2020

Summation of important orders on bail/ personal liberty, passed by the Supreme Court & various High Courts in 2020.

Default Bail Granted Erroneously Can Be Cancelled By High Court U/s 439(2) CrPC: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has observed that a 'default bail' illegally or erroneously granted under Section 167(2) Cr.PC can be cancelled under Section 439(2) Cr.PC.In this case, the High Court had allowed...

[Delhi Riots] 'No CCTV Footage, Video Clip Or Photo to Corroborate The Prosecution's Claim', Delhi HC Grants Bail To Man In Riots Case [Read Order]

SC-ST (Prevention Of Atrocities) Act Does Not Restrict The Practice Of Accused Surrendering & Getting Interim Bail U/s 439 CrPC: Himachal Pradesh HC [Read Judgment]

Allahabad HC Allows Bail Plea Directly Without Requiring The Accused To Approach Trial Court [Read Order]

Practice Of Surrendering Before Court To Obtain Bail Does Not Override Legislative Intent Of Restraining Pre-Arrest Bail Under SC/ST Act: Himachal Pradesh HC [Read Order]

Bail Is Rule And Jail Is Exception: SC Reminds HC That Denied Bail To Accused Even After Police Filed Closure Report [Read Judgment]

Factors Like Gravity & Seriousness Of Alleged Offence By Themselves Cannot Be The Basis To Refuse Bail: SC [Read Judgment]

Unreasoned Order Granting/Rejecting Bail Raises Presumption Of Non Application Of Mind: SC [Read Judgment]

Delhi HC Mandates Presence Of Informant Or Authorized Person While Hearing Bail Application Of Accused In Rape Cases

Anticipatory Bail Plea Of The Accused Cannot Be Rejected Solely On The Ground That Petition U/s 482 CrPC Was Dismissed Earlier: SC [Read Order]

Imposing High Cash Security As Bail Condition Amounts To Virtual Denial Of Bail : Karnataka HC [Read Order]

HC, Sessions Court Have Concurrent Jurisdiction In Anticipatory Bail, Reiterates U’khand HC [Read Judgment]

Breaking: Allahabad HC Full Bench Upholds Constitutional Validity Of Appeal Provision Under SC/ST Amendment Act; Strikes Down 180 Day Bar [Read Judgment]

No Automatic Entitlement to Regular Bail Merely Because Accused Was Granted Anticipatory Bail: SC [Read Judgment]

Chargesheet Without Arresting The Accused And Right Of Bail

Delay Cannot Be Fatal To Prosecution In All Cases Holds Bombay HC [Read Judgment]

JNU Row: Kanhaiya Kumar’s bail plea likely to be heard on Tuesday by Delhi HC