Section 497 Preventive Regulation (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 452, 337A (ii) / 337F (i) / 34 Failure, based on a legal delay in connection with a home fault trial after injury preparation. Deny - The probable impact of a speedy final trial has been accused of being behind bars for the past two years, five months and nine days. Given that they only sought a few delays on the basis of the settlement, and that their trial was not delayed, the prosecutor claimed that the defendant had sought up to 19 pending, thus, cases. Delays cannot be termed as a hearing. On the prosecution, and that it was only a matter of delay in the termination of the postponement agreement, the trial court's accuracy order sheets showed that the delay in the trial could not be attributed solely to prosecution. The trial had begun and could be concluded by the trial court as a result of the trial, therefore, it was necessary to use arbitrary relief to grant the accused a bail, in which case the legal basis for acquittal was granted. Cannot submit bail. The accused was acquitted by the trial court's order to end the trial within three months.
