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₹2 Lakh and a Government Servant’s Signature? Such an Onerous Condition Amounts to Denial of Bail: Madhya Pradesh HC

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The Court held that the onerous condition attached to release on bail that a government servant must furnish bail of the detenus, apart from the bail bond and surety, amounts to denial of bail, which is done in exceptional circumstances and not as a matter of course. The post ₹2 Lakh and a Government Servant’s Signature? Such an Onerous Condition Amounts to Denial of Bail: Madhya Pradesh HC appeared first on SCC Times.

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