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- A Mumbai sessions court has refused to allow Yug Tuli, a Mojo's Bistro partner accused in the 2017 Kamala Mills fire case, to travel to Muscat, Oman, for business from August 4 to August 11.
- The court found that Tuli had prima facie violated earlier bail travel conditions by failing to mark attendance at the police station and to surrender his passport within three days of returning to India from a previously permitted trip.
- Tuli is among 12 people charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder after the December 29, 2017 rooftop restaurant fire at Kamala Mills killed 14 people.
- The ruling matters because it shows courts can deny travel permissions to bail-free accused persons who breach the conditions attached to earlier grants.
What to watch next
- Whether Tuli faces action or stricter bail conditions over the alleged failure to surrender his passport and mark attendance.
- Progress in the Kamala Mills fire case trial involving the 12 accused facing the culpable homicide charge.
- Whether Tuli makes any fresh, modified travel application before the court.
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