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The case of Manish Sisodia versus CBI and DoE is not just a legal battle but also a matter of significant public interest.

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....ons. Manish Sisodia, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, is appealing for bail in cases registered under the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 and the Prevention of Money Laundering Act 2002. The CBI has filed two chargesheets against Sisodia under various sections of these acts​​. Key Issues and Submissions * Constitutional Protection and Ministerial Decisions: The scope a....

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.... of documents and witnesses are involved, indicating a lengthy trial process. * The new excise policy, central to the case, was adopted for public interest and involved significant changes from the old policy, including higher license fees and different operational zones for liquor sales. * Allegations of kickbacks for funding the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and election campaigns in Goa were labele....

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....ysis The court referred to specific legal provisions concerning bail under the PML Act , emphasizing that the findings for bail purposes are tentative and do not prejudice the trial's outcome. The court also noted the need to examine the allegations and legal positions to form an opinion​​. Conclusion The court recognized a clear ground in the complaint filed under the PML Act ,....

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....al. When the trial is not proceeding for reasons not attributable to the accused, the court, unless there are good reasons, may well be guided to exercise the power to grant bail. This would be truer where the trial would take years. In view of the assurance given at the Bar on behalf of the prosecution that they shall conclude the trial by taking appropriate steps within next six to eight month....