A 49-conviction rule (XLV of 1860), section 324/427/109/148/149 bail, a rifle-equipped, and the testimony of a prosecutor, bail on a co-accused of causing two firearms wounds, were released on bail. Was. The suspect, along with two other co-accused, who was armed with a pistol and allegedly injured an unimportant part of the body of the prosecution witness, was entitled to be released on bail on the principle of consistency. Was behind bars and the trial was not in sight and the accused was not responsible for the delay in the trial. Detention of more accused in the jail was in no way predictive of any useful purpose for the prosecution, however, keeping a crime and a prisoner in jail can repair any wrongdoing. By mistake he was granted bail, but no satisfactory return could be offered
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