JUDGEMENT
VINOD PRASAD, J. -
(1.)THE applicant has filed this application under section 482 Cr.P.C.
with the prayer that his bail be directed to
be considered by the CJM, Mathura as
Juvenile Justice Board is not functioning
in District Matura because one of it's
member has resigned.
(2.)FROM the facts it seems that the applicant is an accused for offence under
section 401 IPC which means that the
allegations against him that he belongs to
a gang of thieves. He is alleged to have
been apprehended on the intervening
night of 16/17-7-2006 at about 1.45 AM
and FIR against him was lodged by R.S.
Malik, Sub Inspector of police PS
Kotwali District Mathura at 3.15 AM on17.7.2006 as crime number 394 of 2006.
I have heard Sri S. R. Verma, learned counsel for the applicant and the
learned AGA in support and opposition of
this applicant.
(3.)LEARNED counsel for the applicant has mainly argued that there is no bar in
Cr.P.C. under section 437 for considering
the bail of a juvenile if the Juvenile
Justice Board is not functioning. He
further contended that under section 437
Cr.P.C. it is provided that if the accused is
less than 16 years of age then he may be
released on bail by the Magistrate.
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