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Bail granted by lower court can be cancelled by superior court if evidence, gravity of crime or societal impact not considered: Supreme Court
The Court, however, said that significant scrutiny is required at the instance of a superior court to cancel bail already granted by a lower court.
The Supreme Court on Friday held that while significant scrutiny is required at the instance of a superior court to cancel bail already granted by a lower court, the same could be done if relevant material, gravity of the offence or its societal impact were not considered by the lower court [Imran v Mohammed Bhava].