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Constitution of India

Constitution of India ——Art. “Personal Liberty”and imperativeness of speedy trial:

ByAdvocate Raji Nathani

Held, deprivation of personal liberty without ensuring speedy trial is not consistent with Art 21 of the Constitution. Once it si obvious that timely trial would not be possible and accused has suffered incarceration for significant period of time, courts wouls ordinarilily be obligated to enlarge him on bail.(Paras 10-12)

 [Ashim v. National Investigation Agency, (2022) 1 SCC 695]

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