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Supreme Court Sets Aside Bombay High Court’s Bail Order in MCOCA Case; Emphasizes Procedural Adherence and Prohibition of Trial-like Observations

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Supreme Court Sets Aside Bombay High Court’s Bail Order in MCOCA Case; Emphasizes Procedural Adherence and Prohibition of Trial-like Observations
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Supreme Court Sets Aside Bombay High Court’s Bail Order in MCOCA Case; Emphasizes Procedural Adherence and Prohibition of Trial-like Observations

Court’s Decision: The Supreme Court of India overturned the Bombay High Court's order granting bail to two accused in a case under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA).…
Posted by Rawlaw January 13, 2025

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