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STATE versus MUHAMMAD AYOOB

Section 497 (5) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 471/468/420, the revocation of the arrest warrant granted by the Judicial Magistrate, the defendant's refusal to surrender to the Judicial Magistrate who surrendered to the unknown order. Under the document, he admitted to verifying the bail, the judicial magistrate's order to grant the bail to the accused was not in accordance with the law, because in fact the magistrate had granted him bail before his arrest, when he had such There was no concept of "judicial custody" when there was no power. Unless the accused is genuinely restrained or detained by the police or other law enforcement agencies, a voluntary surrender before the court cannot then be detained. However, the trial court was unable to revoke the approved bail, for the simple reason that the accused was assigned to the High Court because of the record and proceedings, the trial was granted 6/7 years. The suspect was released, causing the suspect to not be named. Even the Prosecutor General had conceded that at such intervals the cancellation of bail at the stage would cause the accused to face extraordinary difficulties, before the High Court granted bail in any case. Was not canceled before r \ n best advocate from Lasbela lawyer