New Delhi: Supreme Court will on Thursday hear RK Chandolia's case of cancellation of his bail plea by the Delhi High Court. On Wednesday, the Apex court had put a stay on Delhi High Court's proceedings for cancellation of bail granted to RK Chandolia, accused in the 2G scam.
Chandolia, who was out of Tihar Jail on December 1, has challenged Delhi High Court's suo-motu decision to put a stay on the grant of bail by the special CBI court.
The high court order will be on hold till Chandolia's plea is decided by a bench headed by Justice GS Singhvi.
The bench had on December 5 told Chandolia's counsel that it was not sure whether the appeal fell within the ambit of sphere of work allocated to it under the rules for business of the apex court.
The court had then asked the lawyer to mention the matter again on Wednesday as the apex court registry, by that time, would find out whether the court could take up the matter for hearing or not.
Earlier, a bench of Justice VK Shali of the high court, had stayed the trial court order granting bail to Chandolia.
A day after Chandolia got out of Tihar after getting bail in the case, the high court took suo motu cognizance of news reports and said that the stay would be operative if he was not released from the prison.
Chandolia, who was out of Tihar Jail on December 1, has challenged Delhi High Court's suo-motu decision to put a stay on the grant of bail by the special CBI court.
The high court order will be on hold till Chandolia's plea is decided by a bench headed by Justice GS Singhvi.
The court had then asked the lawyer to mention the matter again on Wednesday as the apex court registry, by that time, would find out whether the court could take up the matter for hearing or not.
Earlier, a bench of Justice VK Shali of the high court, had stayed the trial court order granting bail to Chandolia.
A day after Chandolia got out of Tihar after getting bail in the case, the high court took suo motu cognizance of news reports and said that the stay would be operative if he was not released from the prison.
No comments:
Post a Comment