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Vinod Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Vinod vs State of Rajasthan and ors.

Disposition Application dismissed Court Rajasthan Decided Aug 01, 1988
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Citation
Court
Rajasthan High Court
Judge
Decided On
Case Number
S.B. Cr. Cancellation Bail Application No. 386 of 1988
Subject
Criminal
Disposition
Application dismissed

Case Summary

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Criminal Procedure Code - Section 439(2)--Cancellation of bail--Allegations vague--No affidavit of witness so threatened--Held, it is not a fit case to cancel bail and accused is directed to be of good behaviour;Application Dismissed - - He further submits that the allegations are vague and that the bail can be ca...

Key legal issue
Criminal
Outcome / disposition
Application dismissed

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Vinod

Respondent

State of Rajasthan and ors.

Legal References

Reported In
1988WLN(UC)192

Excerpt

criminal procedure code - section 439(2)--cancellation of bail--allegations vague--no affidavit of witness so threatened--held, it is not a fit case to cancel bail and accused is directed to be of good behaviour;application dismissed - - he further submits that the allegations are vague and that the bail can be cancelled only when there is a strong case of misusing the liberty given to the non-petitioners by way of granting bail to them. learned counsel for the applicant submits that in case this application is dismissed then condition be imposed while dismissing this bail application i think it just and proper to direct the accused non-petitioners to maintatin peace and be of good behaviour and further that they will not repeat the offence......application it has been stated that the accused non-petitioners are threatening the witnesses in order to refrain them from giving their evidence before the trial court. learned counsel for the applicant submits that the report for the aforesaid facts have been lodged by shri jhiburam s/o of deceased and one shri madan lal the so-called eye witness. it has not been claimed that after receiving that report the concerning police took any action. in this application it has been alleged that the police did not initiate any action against the accused non-petitioners. in this view of the matter it is alleged that the accused non-petitioners are misusing the liberty of the bail.2. learned counsel for the non-petitioners on the other hand submits that the accused non-petitioners are not residing in the village where the witnesses reside. he further submits that the allegations are vague and that the bail can be cancelled only when there is a strong case of misusing the liberty given to the non-petitioners by way of granting bail to them.3. i have considered the point raised and gone through the affidavit filed by them. i am of the opinion that the allegations against the accused non-petitioners are vague. no affidavit of so called eye witness of madan lal who is also alleged to have been given threatening by the accused non-petitioners and who lodged the report is given so as to form any opinion that the witness has been given threatening. it is an admitted fact that no action was initiated by the police on the report lodged by madan lal or jhiburam as is alleged by the petitioner. i am of the opinion that this is hot a fit case where bail orders passed in favour of the non-petitioners be recalled or cancelled. learned counsel for the applicant submits that in case this application is dismissed then condition be imposed while dismissing this bail application i think it just and proper to direct the accused non-petitioners to maintatin peace and be of good behaviour and.....

Full Judgment

Farooq Hasan, J.

1. Heard learned Counsel for the parties. The accused non-petitioners have been released on bail on 11-11-1987 and 13-11-1987 by this Court. Through this application it has been prayed that the aforesaid order be recalled because the accused non-petitioners are misusing the concession granted to them. In this application it has been stated that the accused non-petitioners are threatening the witnesses in order to refrain them from giving their evidence before the trial court. Learned Counsel for the applicant submits that the report for the aforesaid facts have been lodged by Shri Jhiburam s/o of deceased and one Shri Madan Lal the so-called eye witness. It has not been claimed that after receiving that report the concerning police took any action. In this application it has been alleged that the police did not initiate any action against the accused non-petitioners. In this view of the matter it is alleged that the accused non-petitioners are misusing the liberty of the bail.

2. Learned Counsel for the non-petitioners on the other hand submits that the accused non-petitioners are not residing in the village where the witnesses reside. He further submits that the allegations are vague and that the bail can be cancelled only when there is a strong case of misusing the liberty given to the non-petitioners by way of granting bail to them.

3. I have considered the point raised and gone through the affidavit filed by them. I am of the opinion that the allegations against the accused non-petitioners are vague. No affidavit of so called eye witness of Madan Lal who is also alleged to have been given threatening by the accused non-petitioners and who lodged the report is given so as to form any opinion that the witness has been given threatening. It is an admitted fact that no action was initiated by the police on the report lodged by Madan Lal or Jhiburam as is alleged by the petitioner. I am of the opinion that this is hot a fit case where bail orders passed in favour of the non-petitioners be recalled or cancelled. Learned Counsel for the applicant submits that in case this application is dismissed then condition be imposed while dismissing this bail application I think it just and proper to direct the accused non-petitioners to maintatin peace and be of good behaviour and further that they will not repeat the offence.

4. In the light of the observations made above this bail application is dismissed.

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