Advance bail for Yeddyurappa in two cases

November 16, 2011 02:02 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 06:42 am IST - Bangalore

Former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa. File photo

Former Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa. File photo

The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday granted conditional anticipatory bail to the former Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa, his sons B.Y. Raghavendra, B.Y. Vijayendra and son-in-law R.N. Sohan Kumar in two of the remaining three cases of corruption related to denotifcation of acquired land.

Justice H. Billappa, who granted the anticipatory bail in two cases, said that he would decide on November 18 whether he can pass order in that case as another judge of the High Court had dealt with the petition filed by two other co-accused in that case, and as per circular on judges' sitting roster, bail petitions arising out of same crime number should be dealt by the same judge.

They were released on regular bail in two other cases of the total five cases related to corruption in denotification of acquired land initiated by the Special Lokayukta Court against them and others based on complaints filed by Sirajin Basha.

Justice Billappa directed the accused father, sons and son-in-law to furnish a bond of Rs. 2 lakh and two surety of equal sum besides directing them not to contact the witnesses, not to tamper with the evidences, not to leave the country without the permission of the Special Lokayukta Court and not to indulge in any offence.

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