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This refers to the appellate or revisional power to set aside a bail. order that is perverse, unjustified, or passed in violation of settled legal principles.

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Whether bail granted on medical grounds can be sustained when the medical necessity is vague and non urgent -- Held, bail granted on medical grounds must be based on credible, spe ...