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Regular bail granted by the magistrate in in section 377 354 ipc

(Querist) 08 April 2015 This query is : Resolved 
That the accused applied for bail on 3.4.2015 which came for hearing on 3.4.15 and on 3.4.15 the Hon’ble Court issued notice to the concerned police for filing the reply to the bail application on 4.4.15. It is again pertinent to mention here that the Hon’ble Court was pleased to grant bail on 3.4.2015 without waiting for the reply of the concerned IO despite issuing notice for the same for 4.4.15.
In the bail order it is written that no reply given by the state. Further no recovery was shown from the accused side.IS it not a fit case to report to registrar vigilance
SAINATH DEVALLA (Expert) 08 April 2015
U R the complainant's advocate. ok. If U feel that the court has not adhered to the provisions in granting bail and U can complain to registrar vigilance in the concerned high court.

Any complaint/suggestion in a scaled cover addresscd to the Registrar (Vigilancc), and marked 'Confidential' may be either dropped in the compJaint boxes, in the High Court premises or sent by post or e-mail or delivered III person to theRegistrar (Vigilance).
The complaint boxes shall be opened periodically 111 the presence of Registrar
(Vigilance). Suggestions pertaining to any amenity or facility in the High Court shall be forwarded to
Registrar (Gen!. Admn.) who shall, within a period 'of 15 days, revert to ·the Registrar General about the action taken thereon. The person making the suggestion shall also be I
communicated the action taken within 30 days.
Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 08 April 2015
so what is your query?
If you are from prosecution side you can challenge this order as bail order is passed without hearing the prosecution.
Advocate Dimple Sehgal (Querist) 08 April 2015
i want to know can a bail be given like this.or the procedure was not followed. was it a normal judicial order.wheather i should move for a revision or for complain as well.
Advocate Dimple Sehgal (Querist) 08 April 2015
can a complaint be given to the concerned DJ court also
Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 08 April 2015
Though it is a normal bail order, if aggrieved, may prefer appeal.
Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 08 April 2015
I agree with experts.
Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 09 April 2015
file revision in high court...
SAINATH DEVALLA (Expert) 09 April 2015
When the bail has been given by the HC, U cannot complain to the DJ.Whether it normal practice or whether the procedure not followed is the discretion of the Hon Court.Instead of complaining to the registrar vigilance ( I don't think that would benefit U) file a revision petition.If U R a junior Lawyer take the assistance of some sr lawyer in HC.
alexander (Expert) 09 April 2015
agree with the experts
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 12 April 2015
If you feel that some suspicious thing has taken place in between and if this decision really aggrieved you, a complaint with the Registrar vigilance can be made, or think about your regular practice in that court and decide wisely.


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