FAISAL MUHAMMAD HASSAN versus THE STATE
Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 170/171/419/420/468/471 bail, the grant of the accused was in jail since his arrest and there was no further need for the purpose of inquiry. The charges against him did not come under it. Section 497, as a pre-sentence measure, withholds the CCPC's prohibition clause and bail, neither promotes the cause of justice nor does the object of any law constitute fraud or dishonesty on the part of the accused. Had to be fixed The case was completed and the challan of the case could soon be presented in court that the trial of the accused would take some time, the accused was admitted in bail.
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