MUMBAI, Aug. 31 -- The Bombay High Court has relaxed two bail conditions imposed on Pune-based builder Avinash Bhosale in the corruption case linked to Dewan Housing Finance Ltd (DHFL) and Yes Bank. The court said the requirement that he surrender his passport before every overseas business trip was "onerous". On August 27, a single-judge bench of justice Milind Jadhav allowed Bhosale's application seeking changes to conditions set by the trial court in May 2024. One of those conditions required him to attend all court hearings in person. The High Court directed Bhosale to submit an undertaking within a week, assuring that his lawyer will be present on every hearing date before the trial court. Bhosale had approached the High Court last year, saying he needed to travel abroad from time to time for business and other purposes. The court removed the passport-surrender condition. Instead, it directed Bhosale to inform the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) about his travel plans before leaving the country. He must provide his overseas address, details of his stay and return journey. If his mobile number or address changes while he is abroad, Bhosale must email the updated details to the investigating officer concerned, the court said. The court directed that Bhosale's passport be returned to him immediately on the basis of a certified copy of its order....