1985 JTR(SC) 362
1986 CriLR 343 ; 1986 CriLR(Cal) 40 ; 1986 MLJ(Cri) 47 ; 1985 2 Scale 117 ; 1985 2 Scale 925 ; 1985 4 SCC 508 ; 1986 SCC(Cri) 1 ; 1985 KLT(Online)(SC) 1290 ; 1985 KLT(Online) 1290
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
P.N. Bhagawati, CJI., Ranganath Mishra, J.
JAGDISH, OTHERS, PETITIONERS
Versus
HARENDRAJIT SINGH, RESPONDENT.
Petition for Special Leave to Appeal (Criminal) No. 3248 of 1985 (From the Judgment, Order dated October 14, 1985 of the High Court of M.P. at Jabalpur in Criminal Revision No. 286 of 1985), decided on October 31, 1985.
Act
Referred
:CONSTITUTION OF INDIA : Art.136
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE : S.446(a), S.436, S.437, S.438
Constitution of India,1950 - Article 136 - Special Leave - Refusing or cancelling bail or anticipatory bail - This special leave petition is directed against an order passed by High Court setting aside order of trial court granting bail to petition – Held, This Court does not ordinarily in exercise of its discretion under Article 136 entertain petitions for special leave to appeal against orders granting or refusing or cancelling bail or anticipatory bail - These are matters where the High Court should become final and this Court should not entertain petitions for special leave - Petition is dismissed
Constitution of India,1950 - Article 136 - Special Leave - Refusing or cancelling bail or anticipatory bail - This special leave petition is directed against an order passed by High Court setting aside order of trial court granting bail to petition – Held, This Court does not ordinarily in exercise of its discretion under Article 136 entertain petitions for special leave to appeal against orders granting or refusing or cancelling bail or anticipatory bail - These are matters where the High Court should become final and this Court should not entertain petitions for special leave - Petition is dismissed
S.K.Pasi, S.S.Khanduja
ORDER
1. This special leave petition is directed against an order passed by the High Court setting aside the order of the trial court granting bail to the petitioners.
2. This Court does not ordinarily, in the exercise of its discretion under Article 136, entertain petitions for special leave to appeal against orders granting or refusing or cancelling bail or anticipatory bail. These are matters where the High Court should become final and this Court should not entertain petitions for special leave. The special leave petition is dismissed with these observations. We hope and trust that the trial will be expedited and completed at an early date.