Section 497 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 489F bail, even though the challan was presented in court, did not begin to proceed with a regular trial under section 499F, the prohibited clause of PPC section 497 (1). Did not come under. In CCP Bell matters that did not fall under the Prohibited Clause, in practice, it was adopted as a rule and was denied in extraordinary matters only, the present case being based on its facts and circumstances. In the meantime, an unusual case could not be considered because it was alleged that he was in jail. Over the last five months, which was a substantial part of the maximum sentence of three years, as provided under section a9a-f, PPC, where a case for bail was presented, this should not be denied. Will or will not be stopped because the accused is not reported. In any other case involved, the accused was allowed under bail conditions
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