Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Offences Bailable, Kerala HC Closes Akhil Marar's Anticipatory Bail Plea In Case For Discouraging Contributions To CM Disaster Relief Fund
The Kerala High Court closed the anticipatory bail petition filed by Akhil Marar, noting that the offenses in the case were bailable. The court highlighted that since the charges involved were not serious in nature, there was no need for anticipatory bail. Marar, a well-known figure in Kerala, had approached the court to seek relief in a case related to certain allegations. The court's closure of the petition underscored the legal stance that for bailable offenses, the accused could be granted bail without the need for anticipatory bail proceedings, ensuring that the process aligns with the severity of the charges.