Sections 497 (5) and 498 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 337A (i) (ii), 148, 149 and 109 guaranteed the conclusion of trial cancellation and the jurisdiction. Traveling forward was a decision by the trial court to temporarily evaluate the material available on the record order, after a full criminal trial that it was decided that the trial court had made a decisive result and it had taken Traveled beyond the scope of provisional assessment of available material. The trial court's observations for the trial were completely invalid, while the defendants were allowed pre-arrest bail, completely lost the rules set for the grant of bail and issued by the Supreme Court. The principle accused were also allowed for pre-arrest bail, the prosecution's case which was neither valid nor the order of the accused was ordered to bail, under the circumstances.
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