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HC granted regular bail in tax credit fraud case, finding custodial detention unwarranted given documentary evidence nature. The court considered economic offence gravity but determined no witness tampering risk exists. Bail was allowed subject to personal bond submission with two sureties, recognizing the allegations' economic nature while balancing investigative requirements. The court referenced precedent emphasizing judicial sensitivity in economic offence bail matters, ultimately prioritizing procedural fairness and proportionate legal intervention without compromising potential prosecution interests.
HC granted regular bail in tax credit fraud case, finding custodial detention unwarranted given documentary evidence nature. The court considered economic offence gravity but determined no witness tampering risk exists. Bail was allowed subject to personal bond submission with two sureties, recognizing the allegations' economic nature while balancing investigative requirements. The court referenced precedent emphasizing judicial sensitivity in economic offence bail matters, ultimately prioritizing procedural fairness and proportionate legal intervention without compromising potential prosecution interests.
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