Period of 90/60 days for computing default bail starts from the date of remand and not from unlawful custody

While rejecting senior-journalist Gautam Nalakha’s bail petition, the Bombay High Court observed that time spent in unlawful custody couldn’t be included while computing ninety days period prescribed for grant of bail in default u/s 167(2) of CrPC. Navlakha was arrested in the Elgar Parishad Maoist case twice. First time on 28.08.2018 and second time when

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