Sessions Court Judge Mudigoudar had yesterday reserved his order for today but posted it to Monday as the dictation of the order was incomplete.
Opposing the bail plea of Gowda's son, Karthik Gowda, the actress' lawyer has told the court that he should not be given relief as he is a very influential person who may destroy the evidence.
On September 5, the eighth Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate court had issued arrest warrant against Karthik, who is now declared absconding with police teams on the lookout for him.
The actress had claimed she and Karthik had got married at Gowda's residence in Mangalore in June in the presence of only the driver of Gowda's son. The case has taken different twists and turns with her purported telephonic conversation with him also being released to media.
The claim about marriage came on the day when Karthik's engagement ceremony with another woman was underway at Kushalnagar in Kodagu district.
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