New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday referred to a three-judge bench the issue whether it is the "choice of the party" to move high courts for anticipatory bail or was it mandatory for litigants to first approach a sessions court.
A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta said the matter be posted for hearing as and when the three-judge bench is constituted.
"This matter requires to be heard by a three-judge bench," the bench said.
The apex court had earlier appointed senior advocate Siddharth Luthra as an amicus curiae for assistance in the matter.
The top court on September 8 had taken note of the Kerala High Court's "regular practice" of entertaining anticipatory bail applications directly without the litigant moving the sessions court.
"One issue which in bother

Vartha Bharati

LawTrend
Kashmir Observer
Live Law
Kerala Kaumudi
Hindustan Times
NBC Sports Soccer
Associated Press US and World News Video
Raw Story
Breitbart News
Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sports
Glam
The List
Bored Panda