Prior to the arrest of Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 109 and 34, the accused's grant was granted by the High Court for 10 days on 30 30 2007, so that he could be tried for trial. To appear in court. The appropriate relief suspects transferred the bail before the trial court on the next day before the trial court on 31st, 2007, on which the court adjourned the case for 13-4 2007 instead of approving the orders on the said plea as the accused before the arrest. Prior to the arrest, the trial court's accuracy bail hearing was prompt, and the interim pre-arrest bail was granted unless the merits of the requests were granted. Unless the trial court had neglected this required course and there would be no protection That was until the matter was adjourned until 13 4 2007. During the call to the police papers, the accused was extended protection by 13th 2007, the trial court had to hear the bail application on the merit and the order to hear the verdict, before the bail. Unlawful cases on a preliminary basis and extension of interim relief should be extended until a hearing on the merits of such an application should be dealt with immediately and a brief date can be set by issuing a bail decision before arrest.
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