Anticipatory Bail--Advocate Impersonation--Custodial Interrogation Necessary to Trace Siphoned Funds and Uncover Organised Fraud Justifies Refusal of Bail Under Section 482 BNSS
Anticipatory bail may be refused where custodial interrogation is necessary to uncover the full extent of an organised fraud, identify co-accused, and trace siphoned funds. Impersonation of an advocate, supported by recovery of fabricated enrollment cards, court seals, and notarial registers, presents a case of serious deception that tarnishes the profession of advocacy. Such gravity of allegations, coupled with the need for custodial investigation, weighs heavily against grant of anticipatory bail under Section 482 of the BNSS.
LOGIN TO READCaseLawToday.com is powered by M/s Law Herald Infotech
