Uttarakhand High Court

BA3/1087/2003 of ROOPESH BADOLA Vs STATE on 8 December 2003

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COURT OF UTTARANCHAL AT NAINITAL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION Dated: Nainital the 8th day of December 2003 Criminal Misc. IIIrd Bail Application No. 1087/2003 Order on the bail application of accused. CRIMINAL SIDE Roopesh Badola S/o Sri Hari Shankar Badola R/o 57, Hathi Barukala, P.S. Dalanwala

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF UTTARANCHAL AT NAINITAL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

Dated: Nainital the 8[th] day of December 2003 Criminal Misc. IIIrd Bail Application No. 1087/2003 Order on the bail application of accused.

CRIMINAL SIDE

Roopesh Badola S/o Sri Hari Shankar Badola R/o 57, Hathi Barukala, P.S. Dalanwala District Dehradun .......... Applicant. VersusState of Uttaranchal ...... Opposite Party. _____________________________________________________________ By the court Hon’ble Irshad Hussain, J.

Heard Sri R. Vishnoi and Sri G.S. Negi learned counsel for the applicant and learned A.G.A. for the State.

This is a III bail application. It is not disputed that the earlier two bail applications have been dismissed. It is a murder case. It is stated that the witnesses of fact have already been examined in the trial. There is no fresh ground for bail. The bail application is dismissed.

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