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GULZAR KHAN versus THE STATE

Sections 514 and 439 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 400/401/420/468/411 applicants confiscated the accused's bail and 80,000 for his presence Guaranteed bonds were processed in the amount of Rs. When the accused was summoned before the Judicial Magistrate's Court, the accused failed to appear in the court to stand trial, so the applicants have been asked why they were required under Section 1414 Cr CCPC. Action should not be taken. The Additional Sessions Judge confiscated the bail bonds and ordered each applicant to deposit Rs 80,000. The petitioners are responsible for paying Rs 80,000 but since they are guaranteed on humanity. The only and only guarantor has benefited from the bonds, therefore, the improper order of the Additional Sessions Judge was very strict. Accordingly, criminal amendment was also allowed and the same amount was reduced to Rs. 40,000. Which was to be received by the applicants in accordance with the law advocate from Badin lawyer