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Tag: Default bail

CrPC S. 173 – Accused abroad – Can not be declared as a PO if the Notice and NBW not served through the embassy.

Cr.P.C Section 167 (2) – Imposition of conditions – An accused must be held to be availed of his right flowing from the legislative mandate and engrafted in the proviso to sub-section (2) of Section 167 of the Code, if he has filed an application after the expiry of the stipulated period alleging that no challan has been filed and he is prepared to offer the bail that is ordered and it is found as a fact that no challan within the period prescribed from the date of the arrest of the accused. [PLRonline 219400]

Uday Mohanlal Acharya v. State of Maharashtra , 2001 SupremeCourtOnline 0008 SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Before:- G.B. Pattanaik, U.C. Banerjee ...

[SC] CrPC S. 167(2) – Whether accused is entitled to seek default bail under provisions of section 167(2) of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 on ground that a chargesheet filed without sanction is an incomplete chargesheet which could be termed as not in consonance with sub section (5) of section 173 of the CrPC, 1973?

2023 SCeJ 356 2023 PLRonline 0116 (SC) . SUPREME COURT OF INDIA Before:- Dr. Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, CJI and Justice ...

COI Art. 227 – Revision – Scope of interference is limited.

CrPC S. 167(2) and the Fundamental Right to Life and Personal Liberty

17. Before we proceed to expand upon the parameters of the right to default bail under Section 167(2) as interpreted by ...

In all cases where the minimum sentence is less than 10 years but the maximum sentence is not death or life imprisonment then CrPC S. 167(2) (a)(ii) will apply and the accused will be entitled to grant of ‘default bail’ after 60 days in case charge-sheet is not filed.

The right to get this bail is an indefeasible right and this right must be exercised by the accused by ...

CrPC S. 167(2) – period for filing of charge sheet would begin to run and be counted from the next date of arrest of the accused. However, the date of accused being sent on remand would be excluded but the date on which charge-sheet was filed is to be included.

Period for filing of charge sheet would begin to run and be counted from the next date of arrest of ...

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CrPC S. 167(2) and the Fundamental Right to Life and Personal Liberty

In all cases where the minimum sentence is less than 10 years but the maximum sentence is not death or life imprisonment then CrPC S. 167(2) (a)(ii) will apply and the accused will be entitled to grant of ‘default bail’ after 60 days in case charge-sheet is not filed.

CrPC S. 167(2) – period for filing of charge sheet would begin to run and be counted from the next date of arrest of the accused. However, the date of accused being sent on remand would be excluded but the date on which charge-sheet was filed is to be included.

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Tag: Default bail

CrPC S. 167(2) and the Fundamental Right to Life and Personal Liberty

In all cases where the minimum sentence is less than 10 years but the maximum sentence is not death or life imprisonment then CrPC S. 167(2) (a)(ii) will apply and the accused will be entitled to grant of ‘default bail’ after 60 days in case charge-sheet is not filed.

CrPC S. 167(2) – period for filing of charge sheet would begin to run and be counted from the next date of arrest of the accused. However, the date of accused being sent on remand would be excluded but the date on which charge-sheet was filed is to be included.

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