IRFAN PARKAR versus STATE
Section 498 Sales Tax Act (VII of 1990), Section 37 bail before arrest, defendant's denial could not show any kind of malala on behalf of the prosecution and for the purpose of granting bail before arrest, condition was malala Should there be no evidence in the case of litigation and if a citizen was arrested, then in such circumstances, it would be considered unlawful because if there was something concrete, a citizen could lose his freedom. Is. After establishing a serious crime commission against him, when it was proved that he had some evidence, then it was necessary for the person to approach the court for the purpose of detaining him for illegal purposes or for political reasons. Was due to animosity or revenge. If it was stated that the condition was not complied with in the presence of some evidence available to the prosecution, bail should not be granted as a pre-arrest warrant. It was not intended to impede or hinder the investigation, but rather to protect citizens from unnecessary humiliation or harassment and humiliation, as no case of garland was ever exposed, so the case could be granted pre-arrest bail. Was not suitable for
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