Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 (1), Third Providence Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/147/148/149 Delayed Consequences of Trial on Bail Due to Legal Delay And instead it was either due to the prosecution's actions and omissions or for unavoidable reasons that could not be attributed to the prosecution or the defense, and perhaps beyond the control of the trial court to constitute the charge. Later the trial was delayed. The defense argument is that the legal bases for the grant of bail have been settled even before there was no benefit to the accused, who played a significant role in the direct killing of the accused against the victim, , After the expiry of three more years since the incident occurred, was not entitled to bail due to legal delay, under which the request for bail was dismissed.
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