The issuance of a Check Bail in Section 497 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 489F, was a grant of allegations against the accused that he issued a check to the complainant, which was leaked to the hearing due to insufficient funds, The conviction was that the delay was delayed. Twenty-two (42) days to file an FIR. The purpose of the FIR was not to mention the purpose for which the complainant was issued a check inquiry, and that the alleged crime against the accused does not fall within the prohibited clause of section 497, CRPC Validati. The crime did not come under guilt. In the case of section 497, the CCPC's prohibition clause, and the non-occurrence of the prohibited clause, concessions must be considered in favor of the grant of bail and denied only in exceptional cases when any Extraordinary circumstances do not exist to prevent the defendant from being guaranteed bail. During the prosecution, a trial court's order was issued to expedite the trial, not enough to deny the defendant's bail plea by himself, when he would otherwise pay the bail premium He had no previous criminal record and his further detention in prison could not serve any useful purpose.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2013
