SADDAR ALIAS SADARUDDIN versus STATE
Section 497, Penal Code for the first time (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 and 34 On the basis of illness, the refusal of bail can be granted for the first time by pressing Section 497, CCPC, when the nature of the illness was quite serious. To endanger her life, bail in isolation, however, could not be approved without considering other factors. The circumstances of the case and the cumulative effect of the crime, the severity of the sentence; the CRPC's felony with the witnesses before bail for an accused facing trial under the accused's probation clause; The possibility of tampering with witnesses should either take into account the presence of necessary medical treatment and other facilities. In the present case, the accused was charged with murder and he was only entitled to bail, if he succumbed to the illness that would endanger his life if he was in jail, the medical board, in his report Had identified the disease and said that the suspect was medically controlled. The treatment he was taking and suggesting regular treatment, adding that his stay in prison was not harmful to his life, the medical report said, while in prison, the accused was receiving treatment and medication. And his illness was controlled by medical expert did not show any concern that the accused would not be treated in jail, before being granted bail due to poor health before the court had to support him. Based on the material laid down, one concludes that the accused was ill and vulnerable to further imprisonment for his life in prison. That would be detrimental, in the current case, medical
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