Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) 497 Criminal Code (XLV of 1860), Section 302/397/109/34 Importance of evidence of the wife of the deceased nominee, which has not yet been examined by the trial court. The stage was of the utmost importance, as she was in the house at the time of the incident, witnessed the attackers and also spoke with two other witnesses who had not yet been examined. I saw criminals fleeing from the trial court. In such a premature stage, it was perfectly justified to dismiss the accused's bail so that the list of testimonies of the separately prepared prosecution witnesses was included in the challan which, for all practical purposes, was pursuant to Section 173, CR P.C. A portion of the challan on which it was acknowledged. The trial court will not recognize the hypertensives taken by the courts and will not decide for a bail application on such trivial objections; the material submitted by the prosecution did not suggest that there was no reasonable basis. ? Believing that the defendants were the first faxes, not responsible for the crimes committed with bail, they were denied the circumstances.
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