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Court Orders Bail for Petitioner in Fake Invoice Case; Trial Delays Not Blamed on Accused's Actions.

August 28, 2021

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Seeking grant of Bail - issuance of fake invoices - In appropriate cases, the detention of the Petitioner for a longer period can be ordered, even if he has undergone more than one-half of the sentence prescribed, but such discretion should be used to deny the benefit under Section 436-A of Cr.P.C. when the accused mischievously or purposefully delaying the trial and the delay in disposal is attributable to him. - trial Court directed to release the Petitioner on bail - HC

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