Section 497 Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), Articles 302/34 and 506 Qutel Adh, accused of joint intent, bail of criminal threat, refusal to bail, accused of refusing to give legal compensation for exchange of legal compensation by the accused. It was alleged that he had struck a dagger on the victim's chest. The accused claimed that he was a poor man and could not engage with a lawyer and hence he has been behind bars since 2007, and therefore, he was entitled to bail. The trial was delayed one day and witnesses were present in the form of eyewitnesses against the accused, the role of the dagger on the victim's best was assigned to the accused, which he confirmed. Was. Medical Report Medical report shows that a chest injury was a fatal injury. On reasonable grounds it is necessary to believe that the accused committed the offense under the prohibited clause. Therefore, in section 7497, CCPKE, the accused was not entitled to bail on the merits, the defendant on legal grounds had changed his lawyer without any justification on various occasions, only to delay the matter. The victim, who was charged with the design, delayed the hearing. Therefore, he failed to file a case for bail on a legal basis; the accused's request for bail was dismissed with the direction of the trial court, which advised the accused if he did not engage anyone.
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