Case Note & Summary
The case involved an appeal concerning the appellant's request to travel abroad for the medical treatment of his daughter. The appellant sought permission from the Supreme Court, indicating the urgency and necessity of the travel for medical reasons. The court heard the arguments presented by both the appellant's and the respondent's counsel. After considering the circumstances, the court decided to grant permission for the appellant to travel abroad, stipulating that the stay outside India should not exceed two months. Additionally, the court required the appellant to provide his travel itinerary to the court and the U.K. High Commission prior to departure. The court concluded that the appellant's request was reasonable given the medical needs of his daughter and disposed of the Criminal Miscellaneous Petition accordingly.
Headnote
A) Criminal Procedure - Travel Permission - Conditions for Travel - Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, Section Not mentioned - Court permitted the appellant to travel abroad for medical treatment of his daughter, subject to conditions including a maximum stay of two months and furnishing an itinerary. Held that the appellant's travel was justified under the circumstances (Paras Not mentioned).
Issue of Consideration
Whether the appellant should be permitted to travel abroad for medical treatment of his daughter.
Final Decision
The court permitted the appellant to travel abroad for a maximum period of two months for medical treatment, with conditions to furnish an itinerary.
Law Points
- Travel permission
- medical treatment
- conditions for travel
