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Bail was granted to an accused alleged to have operated a firm used for fraudulent availment of input tax credit, although the firm was registered in his spouse's name. The High Court treated the investigation concerning the accused as almost complete and considered that certain co-accused had already received bail. Balancing the detention period against the nature and gravity of the allegations, it found that further custodial detention was unnecessary for the investigation. Release was subject to a bond and surety, monthly appearance before the Investigating Officer, and compliance until submission of the charge-sheet.
Bail was granted to an accused alleged to have operated a firm used for fraudulent availment of input tax credit, although the firm was registered in his spouse's name. The High Court treated the investigation concerning the accused as almost complete and considered that certain co-accused had already received bail. Balancing the detention period against the nature and gravity of the allegations, it found that further custodial detention was unnecessary for the investigation. Release was subject to a bond and surety, monthly appearance before the Investigating Officer, and compliance until submission of the charge-sheet.
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