A division bench of the court had suo moto taken up the issue of cancellation of bail on November 10 when Rampal failed to appear in a contempt case.
The bench comprising justices M Jeyapaul and Darshan Singh reserved the judgement after hearing the defence, the state and amicus curiae.
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The self-styled 'godman' has failed to appear before the high court on three dates - November 5, November 10 and November 17.
The high court had yesterday issued a fresh non-bailable warrant (NBW) for November 21 against Rampal after he failed to appear in a contempt case.
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