FAROOQ-E-AZAM versus CUSTOMS AND INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT
Section 497 Customs Act (IV of 1969), Sections 156 (1) (51) (52) (53) (54) (58) (59) (61) (62) and (90) Guarantees, Report of Grant of Case Granted, the day after the incident and the FIR were filed, two days later, the FIR stated that the owner of the diplomatic bond was named after the accused along with two other persons, but they have been shown to have escaped. No final report was filed, and the suspect / applicant of the Diplomatic Bond was arrested as a suspect / applicant inspecting officer, although he had a PhD in public administration, but did not have a license to take advantage of the bail. As in education A high degree cannot be considered, but no material should be considered on the actions of the accused involved in the crime. On the record it was available who the respective accused was who owned the bonded warehouse, the relevant suspect said that for three months he was posted as Executing Officer and there was no allegation that even a single farm was closed. Left warehouse The basic question The court, considering the question of bail, was required to approve bail in the interest of justice? The general policy of the law was to grant bail, not to deny bail, the bail was not held because the convicted defendant presented a good case for grant of bail, in which case, he was granted bail.
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