Section 498 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 324, 337H (2), 147, 148, 149 and 114 convicted AMD, injured in a hurry or negligence, fine attempt to murder, disturbance, armed Conflicting deadly weapons, unlawful assembly, security when available, the accused before the Sessions Court (trial) before the High Court approving the bail before arrest. Old enmity and if he approached the sessions court. In order to obtain the first arrest warrant, the complaining party feared a dispute and there was no legal justification for the arrest, which was the area's most influential people, it referred to the First Sessions Court, Because the case was investigated and in the same session court, the accused faced a trial although one can approach the High Court for direct bail before the arrest through Innocene. Yes, its jurisdiction, but for compelling reasons had to be put on record, which in the present case, in view of the arrest of the accused, without touching the merits of the trial and his arrest before reaching the sessions. Failed. The court, the protective bail was granted and before the arrest, the bail should be surrendered to the sessions court, the bail plea was dealt with accordingly.
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