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In context of grave offences along with cogent reasons for grant of bail   the kind of allegations along with severity of the offence must be taken into account:  SC in Yashpal Singh vs state of U.P.

Supreme Court held: If a proposal made by the defense attorney to a witness during cross-examination is found to be incriminating, the accused would be bound by it and would be unable to flee: in light of BALU SUDAM KHALDE AND ANOTHER Vs. STATE OF MAHARASHTRA
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 In context of grave offences along with cogent reasons for grant of bail   the kind of allegations along with severity of the offence must be taken into account:  SC in Yashpal Singh vs state of U.P.

The Supreme Court has emphasized the significance of taking into account the seriousness of the allegations, the nature of the charges, and the strong defences put forth by the accused when deciding whether to award bail in cases involving grave offenses. The Supreme Court issued its decision in Yashpal Singh v. Read more

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