#Travel Permission

Bombay High Court permits foreign travel for an individual under a Lookout Circular, despite financial liabilities to SBI, subject to an undertaking and contact details submission. The ruling reaffirms that financial disputes alone cannot override personal liberty, setting a precedent for balancing state interests with individual rights.

Bombay High Court allows a 69-year-old Chartered Accountant to travel abroad for family visits, despite Look-Out Circulars issued by banks, subject to strict conditions including prior criminal court permissions. The ruling underscores the balance between enforcement of financial institutions' rights and the personal liberties of senior citizens facing non-conviction proceedings.

The Kerala High Court ruled that an accused person with express court permission to travel abroad cannot be denied a customized Police Clearance Certificate solely due to a pending criminal case. This affirms that personal liberty and international mobility rights prevail when judicial oversight explicitly permits it, setting a critical precedent for passport applicants under legal scrutiny.

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.