MST. SHEZAN SANAULLAH versus STATE
Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 489F bail, was to determine the civil court's grant whether the contract under question was enforceable under the law, on which the offer was dishonored by the bank. Was done In favor of the other party guaranteed by the first party, the other party had to recover the money at the risk and cost of the first-party case against the accused through the court, so, for all intents and purposes, the matter was further investigated. Will go Section 497 (2) means that the PCC has not committed a crime under Section 499F of the PCC; PPC does not fall under the prohibition clause of section 497 (1); in such cases the PCP guarantees a rule. And being a woman was denied the exception. Considering the grant of bail under Section 497 for the first time, bail before the CCP arrest and considering matters where the bail is totally different after the arrest, the accused's request for arrest warrant has already been dropped by the High Court. It does not matter on the merits of the present request for bail after the arrest. The accused has been in jail for about two months.
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