ED challenges cancer patient’s bail, The Pinnacle court imposes ₹1 hundred thousand fine on that

The Supreme Court has forced the social control board (ED) for difficult bail granted to a cancer patient by a tribunal and ordered ₹1 hundred thousand to be recovered from the pay of the enforcement directorate officer who authorised the filing of the Appeal within the prime court.

A Bench headed by Justice M.R. Shah affirmed the “peculiar facts and circumstance of the case” and also the indisputable fact that the person was free on bail as he was “suffering from malignancy and cancer” didn't warrant any more interference from the Supreme Court.

The court discharged the Appeal of the Central agency against the bail order. The court aforesaid the dysfunction, by filing the petition, has not solely wasted legal fees and letter paper however additionally judicial time.

“The department ought to not have filed such a special leave petition wasting the letter paper, the legal fees and also the court’s time. The petition stands discharged with exemplary price, to be borne by the involved officer who granted the permission to file the petition, quantified at ₹1,00,000/-, to be recovered from the pay of such an official, the order aforesaid.

The department should deposit the cash with the Supreme Court written record in an exceedingly month.

One lakh half must be transferred to the NLSA and also the remaining cash would be two-handed over to the Apex Court’s Mediation and Conciliation Project Committee.