Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Sections 497 (5) and 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/109/34 pre-arrest bail, the dismissal of the charges against the co-accused was interim and the trial court arrested him. Had confessed before. The benefit of the suspicion of extending his bail is that there was no suitable material on record to attach the co-accused to the commission of the crime; the bail granted to the participant cannot be canceled, however, in the trial case. Despite the trial, the trial court granted the accused's bail. It was against him because he was armed with a pistol and was captured and that the provisions of section 148/149, PPC were applicable and that section 302/34, PPC did not apply. Even before the arrest, there was no opportunity for the accused to be granted bail. Against this, the trial court misused the law and the rules applicable to the pre-arrest bail conditions, the bail granted to the accused was withdrawn, in which case
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