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Bombay HC allows temporary suspension of a Look-Out Circular to enable travel for a son’s graduation, balancing personal liberty with financial investigation concerns. The ruling establishes strict compliance conditions, including bank guarantees and return undertakings, as a precedent for proportionality in LOC cases.
Karnataka High Court rules that withdrawal of prosecution under the Foreigners Act, 1946, obligates immediate deportation of a foreign national upon submission of a sworn undertaking to leave India. The ruling clarifies that self-funded removal is a non-negotiable condition, reinforcing strict compliance with immigration laws for foreign detainees.
Bombay HC permits senior citizens (aged 77 and 78) to travel to the US despite an LOC issued by Bank of Baroda, imposing strict conditions including property disclosure, itinerary compliance, and return undertakings. The ruling sets a precedent for balancing travel rights of elderly individuals against financial institution concerns, reinforcing judicial discretion in LOC suspensions for humanitarian grounds.
High Court of Telangana grants conditional suspension of LOC for business travel, emphasizing compliance with court-imposed obligations and non-arbitrary detention.