"I don't want to read it (orders) today. I will do it tomorrow", said Justice Subash B Adi, who had yesterday reserved the orders for today.
Opposing the anticipatory bail plea by Yeddyurappa and others, CBI counsel Ashok Bhan had submitted there was a prima facie case against him and his kin in the illegal mining case which required their custodial interrogation.
He also submitted a prima facie case had been made out with instances like agreement between state-owned Mysore Minerals Limited and Jindal group in 2006 and 2010, allegedly causing a loss of over Rs 700 crore to the state exchequer.
Yeddyurappa was Deputy Chief Minister in JDS-BJP coalition government in 2006 and Chief Minister in 2010.
The CBI also submitted a prima facie case has been made out on charges that the trust run by Yeddyurappa's family received Rs 10 crore from South West Mining Limited and denotification of Rachenahalli land and its subsequent purchase by South West Mining Company from Yeddyurappa's kin.
Senior counsel for Yeddyurappa C V Nagesh had argued that the Central Empowered Committee report on illegal mining on the basis of which the Supreme Court directed CBI to probe the matter, is "a carbon copy" of the first complaint on illegal land denotification case filed by advocate Sirajin Basha in which Yeddyurappa has already been granted bail.
Nagesh said there was no violation of bail conditions by his client after being granted bail on November 8, 2011.
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He said there was no question of tampering with evidence as Basha's complaint was not based on oral, but documentary evidence, already placed before the jurisdictional court.
Besides Yeddyurappa,his sons B Y Raghavendra, MP and B Y Vijendra and son-in-law R N Sohan Kumar have also sought advance bail after a CBI court rejected their petitions on June 13.
The CBI on June 16 had questioned Yeddyurappa's two sons and son-in-law in connection with its probe after registering an FIR against them and raiding their premises.
The CBI is probing the charges on the apex court directive, based on recommendations of the CEC set up by it to look into illegal mining.