Section 497 Contempt Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 392 bailout, police grants were hostile to the accused One accused man was behind bars for 26 months, while others were also in jail for the last 22 months, but the cases. Was heard Not started The accused could not be held in jail illegally at the time of trial or on the accused; the accused had the right to settle the criminal cases immediately, who were being prosecuted, at trial. The trial was likely to last a long time, given the delay in the future. At the end of the trial, the accused may be allowed to bail, especially when the identity was not up to the mark of the parade and the accused was not a previous offender.
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