Look Out Circular -- Issued at Instance of Bank Against Borrower -- Fear of flight or loss of claim cannot justify continuation
Constitution of India, 1950, Art.21 -- Look Out Circular -- Issued at Instance of Bank Against Borrower -- Fear of the bank that borrower may flee or that its claim may be lost cannot be the sole reason to continue the circular indefinitely -- It is a coercive measure and cannot be issued or continued routinely because a person faces trial -- Material showing likelihood of absconding is needed, and travel under bail conditions is supervised by the trial court.
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