Kerala High Court has ordered that magistrate courts must dispose of bail pleas within one week from the date of filing of the same. High court considered the delay in delivering orders on bail applications in criminal courts and suggested the same. Justice B Sudheendra Kumar also directed that orders on bail applications should be delivered on the date of hearing of pleas or the next date. In addition to that direction the high court mentioned that the copy of the order on the bail applications should be handed over on the date of pronouncing the order itself.
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Kerala High Court has ordered that magistrate courts must dispose of bail pleas within one week from the date of filing of the same. High court considered the delay in delivering orders on bail applications in criminal courts and suggested the same. Justice B Sudheendra Kumar also directed that orders on bail applications should be delivered on the date of hearing of pleas or the next date. In addition to that direction the high court mentioned that the copy of the order on the bail applications should be handed over on the date of pronouncing the order itself.
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