Bombay High Court holds that restricting international travel under bail requires proportionality and cannot be absolute; deposit of security and affidavit compliance are valid conditions.
Kerala High Court grants pre-arrest bail in POCSO case, holding that delay and family disputes may weaken prosecution's case despite gravity of offence.
Punjab and Haryana High Court quashes preventive detention under PITNDPS Act where petitioner was on bail in five NDPS cases, holding that bail conditions must be considered before detention.
Kerala High Court grants pre-arrest bail in sexual assault case where WhatsApp chats cast doubt on victim's claim of false marriage promise, emphasizing necessity of custodial interrogation.
Madhya Pradesh High Court suspends jail sentence of convict conditioned on planting and maintaining 10 saplings, establishing environmental service as a bail criterion under Section 389 Cr.P.C.
Madhya Pradesh High Court grants anticipatory bail subject to staged deposit of Rs.50 lakhs, establishing a new precedent for financial fraud cases under Section 438 CrPC.
Madhya Pradesh High Court grants bail in a Section 138 NI Act case, holding that prolonged trial delay and past non-appearance cannot justify denial of regular bail without evaluating current risk of flight.
Uttarakhand High Court grants anticipatory bail where FIR is delayed and cross-cases exist, affirming that procedural irregularities and retaliatory complaints do not negate bail eligibility under Section 438 CrPC.
Madhya Pradesh High Court grants anticipatory bail to wife accused of abetting suicide under Section 306 IPC, emphasizing separation and lack of direct involvement.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court holds that repeated violation of bail conditions and absence from trial disqualify an accused from further bail, emphasizing judicial trust and procedural integrity.
Madhya Pradesh High Court grants bail in IPC 420 case on condition of depositing Rs.50,000 alleged proceeds, establishing deposit as viable bail condition under BNSS.
Madhya Pradesh High Court waives Rs. 3 lakh bail deposit condition after complainant's repeated non-appearance, affirming that bail conditions cannot be used to effectively deny liberty.