The Supreme Court’s Sushila Aggarwal v. State (NCT of Delhi) decision of 29 January 2020 principally…
"Anticipatory bail" The Constitution Bench addressed the duration of anticipatory bail under CrPC section 438 (now section 482 BNSS). Its final conclusions reject an…
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The Supreme Court’s Sushila Aggarwal v. State (NCT of Delhi) decision of 29 January 2020 principally addressed which subject?
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"Anticipatory bail" The Constitution Bench addressed the duration of anticipatory bail under CrPC section 438 (now section 482 BNSS). Its final conclusions reject an invariable fixed time limit while allowing appropriate restrictions where particular facts justify them.
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