#Cheating Case

Bombay High Court grants bail to an accused in a multi-crore cheating case, holding that prolonged incarceration without specific allegations of inducement or active conspiracy warrants release. The ruling underscores that economic offences, while grave, do not automatically preclude bail if the accused's role lacks direct fraudulent intent.

Kerala High Court rules that an accused with prior similar cases is not per se disqualified from bail under BNSS if they were previously granted bail in those cases. The court emphasized that continued detention must be justified by current case merits, not past antecedents alone, setting a precedent for bail considerations under the new criminal procedure code.