Anticipatory bail should not ordinarily be limited to a fixed period; it continues until the trial concludes, unless special circumstances warrant otherwise. | Principles of anticipatory bail duration governing BNSS Section 482 (corresponding to old CrPC Section 438).
Anticipatory bail power is extraordinary and discretionary. High Court and Sessions Court cannot be restricted by self-imposed fetters not found in the statute. | Discretionary scope of anticipatory bail applied to Section 482 BNSS (corresponding to Section 438 CrPC).
Anticipatory bail should not ordinarily be limited to a fixed period; it continues until the trial concludes, unless special circumstances warrant otherwise. | Principles of anticipatory bail duration governing BNSS Section 482 (corresponding to old CrPC Section 438).
Anticipatory bail power is extraordinary and discretionary. High Court and Sessions Court cannot be restricted by self-imposed fetters not found in the statute. | Discretionary scope of anticipatory bail applied to Section 482 BNSS (corresponding to Section 438 CrPC).