Sections 497 (5) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV 1860), Sections 302, 147, 148, 149, 504 and 311 deliberately offended, misconduct, unlawful assembly, violation of peace, pardon for offenders The request for cancellation of a guaranteed bail after dissolution or combination thereof was quite different from the consideration for grant of bail; each criminal case had to be decided on its own particular circumstances and facts once the bail was granted by a competent court. Was approved. The law, while relying on the law settled by the superior courts, required only strong and extraordinary grounds for canceling the same order passed by the trial court, if illegal, false, serious misconduct. Suffered or caused an abortion. Under justice, the bail could be overturned The trial court justified the extension of the benefit of the bail clearance to the accused, though the names of the accused appear in the FIR, resulting in the firing of their weapons. The complainant's young brother died of no injuries, but none of the weapons allegedly used in the commission of the crime were recovered from the possession of the accused, in which case, the trial court acquitted the accused. Have shown reasonable justification and reasons for the grant of bail to the people, to attract the prohibited clause of section 497 There was no reasonable basis for linking the accused to the crime, the CCP had no motive against the accused. The complainant co-accused stated in his confession that the accused did not participate in the commission of the crime. Taken to cancel the bail
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