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Application for pre-arrest bail - Fraudulent availment of ITC - ...

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March 16, 2023

Application for pre-arrest bail - Fraudulent availment of ITC - The applicant is not cooperating even for the purpose of recording his statement pursuant to the issuance of the summons to witness. - Undoubtedly, after recording the statement, if the first respondent had reason to believe that the arrest is imperative, the applicant may at that stage have an apprehension that he is likely to be arrested. It is open for the applicant at the appropriate stage to apply for anticipatory bail - HC

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