Sections 9439 ()), ()) and 1 56 AA Sections 9439 ()) and (?), failure to issue show cause notice under CCPC, the presence of the accused at the hearing of the PCP appeal No alternative to issuance of leave to put aside the sentence, the heirs of the High Court accused during the trial were sentenced to one year imprisonment and the lower appellate court issued it without notice for any reason. Increased the punishment where the law required a particular act to be performed. Article 4 of the Constitution stated that after the presence of the accused, the presence of the accused at the hearing of the appeal was not a compliant requirement. Prior to the exercise of these powers, it was a prerequisite to justify the increase, which would give rise to any exemption, required by law. The sentencing High Court directed the appellate court to ensure that the showcase notice was issued to the accused before passing any prejudice order as it is a legal requirement under section 439 (6) (2). In the circumstances, the PC suspect was ordered to be released soon
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