Appearance before trial court and furnishing bail bonds permitted despite non-bailable warrants

Petitioners sought limited permission to appear before the trial court and furnish bail bonds after non-bailable warrants had been issued. The High Court accepted that limited request and permitted them to appear before the concerned court on the next date and submit bail bonds as required. The matter was not decided on the broader merits of the challenge to the warrants; relief was confined to enabling appearance and compliance before the trial court.

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Issues: Whether the petitioners should be permitted to appear before the concerned court and furnish bail bonds in view of the order issuing non-bailable warrants.

Analysis: The petitioners sought only limited relief to appear before the trial court on the next date and to submit bail bonds as may be required. The court accepted that request and found it to permit appearance before the concerned court, thereby granting the relief sought without entering into any larger adjudication on the merits of the challenge to the warrants.

Conclusion: The petition was allowed and the petitioners were permitted to appear before the concerned court and submit bail bonds as deemed proper.

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