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High Court of Gujarat

SAGAR VASTABHAI RAVALversusSTATE OF GUJARAT

Disposal
58-RULE ISSUED & RULE ABSOLUTE/ALLOWED @FH

Holding

The court exercised its discretion and granted parole for 21 days with a Rs.15,000 bond, surety, reporting conditions, and no possibility of extension.

Summary

Sagar Vastabhai Raval applied for parole leave to provide financial assistance to his family. The court considered the applicant's ground and the circumstances of the case and exercised its discretion in his favour. It ordered his release on parole for 21 days, subject to a personal bond of Rs.15,000 and an equal surety, and required him to report to the police station every alternate day and surrender after the parole period. The court expressly barred any extension of the parole or any reduction of the bond amount. The application was therefore allowed on the terms specified.

Issues considered

  • Whether the applicant is entitled to parole leave on the ground of providing financial assistance to his family
  • Whether the court may impose conditions such as bond, surety, reporting requirements, and prohibition of extension

Subjects

parolespecial criminal applicationdiscretionbondsuretycriminal procedure

Judgment

      R/SCR.A/1999/2026                               ORDER DATED: 12/02/2026




             IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD

     R/SPECIAL CRIMINAL APPLICATION (PAROLE LEAVE) NO. 1999 of
                               2026

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                          SAGAR VASTABHAI RAVAL
                                   Versus
                          STATE OF GUJARAT & ORS.
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Appearance:
MR DINESHKUMAR J PRAJAPATI(9979) for the Applicant(s) No. 1
MR VINAY VISHEN, ADDL PUBLIC PROSECUTOR for the Respondent(s)
No. 1
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 CORAM:HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE UTKARSH THAKORBHAI
       DESAI

                              Date : 12/02/2026

                               ORAL ORDER


1.     The present application is               led by the applicant for

enlarging him on parole leave on the ground of providing

 nancial assistance to his family.



2.      Rule returnable forthwith.                Learned APP waives

service of rule on behalf of the respondent State.



3.      Having considered the ground mentioned in the

application and considering the facts and circumstance of

the case, this court is inclined to exercise discretion in


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        R/SCR.A/1999/2026                                                  ORDER DATED: 12/02/2026




favour of the applicant.



4.        The applicant is ordered to be released on parole for

a period of 21 days from the date of his actual release,

upon furnishing a personal bond of Rs. 15,000/- (Rupees

Fifteen Thousand only) with a surety of like amount to the

satisfaction of the jail authority, and on a further

condition that the applicant shall mark his presence

before the concerned police station every alternate day

and surrender to the jail authorities on expiry of the

parole period. It is clari ed that, no extension shall be

granted on expiry of the parole period and this court shall

also not entertain application for reduction of amount of

personal bond and surety.



5.        The application is allowed in the aforesaid terms.

Rule is made absolute accordingly.




                                                      (UTKARSH THAKORBHAI DESAI, J)
DIVYA



  Original copy of this order has been signed by the Hon'ble Judge.
  Digitally signed by: DIVYA NAIR(HC00199), PRINCIPAL PRIVATE SECRETARY, at High Court of Gujarat on 12/02/2026 17:25:51


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