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of <h1>Supreme Court Grants Bail to Appellants in Magistrate-Triable Offences Citing No Adverse Antecedents</h1> <h3>RAJIV JINDAL Versus THE STATE OF U.P.</h3> The SC allowed the appeals and granted bail to the appellants, noting the offences are triable by a Magistrate and there are no adverse antecedents. There ... Seeking grant of bail - offences alleged against the appellants are Magistrate triable offences - HELD THAT:- In absence of any antecedents and considering the fact that the case is triable by the Court of Learned Magistrate, there is no reason to deny bail. Hence, the Appeals are allowed. The Supreme Court of India, in Criminal Appeal Nos. pending before Hon'ble Justices Abhay S. Oka and Augustine George Masih, granted leave and allowed bail to appellants charged with Magistrate-triable offences. Despite the Government of Uttar Pradesh's apprehension regarding potential witness tampering due to the large scam amount involved, the Court emphasized the absence of antecedents against the appellants and the nature of the offences as triable by a Magistrate. The Court held that 'there is no reason to deny bail,' directing that appellants be produced before the Trial Court within one week, which shall grant bail on 'appropriate terms and conditions' after hearing the Public Prosecutor, including the possibility of imposing 'stringent terms and conditions.' Pending applications were disposed of accordingly.
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