Section 497 (2) guarantees, grants of principles will only be entitled to arbitrary relief of bail in the case of further inquiry, when, upon a temporary review of the material on record, the court will conclude that there is no reasonable basis for accepting the allegation. does not exist. Was found guilty of a non-bailable offense, or a death sentence, life imprisonment or ten years imprisonment. In the absence of such a finding, the court was obliged to impose a restraining order in the case which would mean a guaranteed bail. Section 497 (2), CRPC deeply appreciated the evidence at the bailout stage, although the law on bail matters was not required, but there were no bail-out cases and neither could be decided in space. Based on the evidence, a theory had to be formulated. Temporarily record
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