Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 (5) Contempt of Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 Bail of Trial Court's observation that the delay received by the accused was only a month's delay. Was due to The trial court was also against the record in the gross disregard of the rule given by the Supreme Court in the SCMR 897 case of Abdul Rashid v. State 1998, illegal bail on the basis of wrong mathematical calculation. Granted, the trial court was further unsuccessful considering the cumulative effect of the delay received by the defendants, which delayed the conclusion of the trial, therefore, legally pursuant to Section 497 (1), Cr. The third provision was not entitled to guarantee on the basis of delay. The PC trial court also granted bail to the other accused who applied for immunity after improperly granting bail to one of the accused as the trial court granted bail to one of the accused. Soon, under the rule of consistency, the bail bail of the other accused is also required, the bail bail of the two accused is canceled accordingly.
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