In Narayanan v. The State Rep. by the Inspector of Police Kadaladi Police Station, the Madras High Court held that since the petitioner in the bail application which the Court was dealing with had suppressed the information of the dismissal of his previous applications and the respondents had not brought that crucial piece of information to the notice of the Court, the application shall be considered and the petitioner would be granted anticipatory bail. The Court also considered the fact that the respondent had not taken sufficient measures to secure the petitioner which also played a role in the decision it took.
The Court thus allowed the petitioner with anticipatory bail taking into consideration the attitude of the respondent along with the facts.
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