Section 497 (1) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 392/34/223/224/255 B Robbery, joint intent, escape from imprisonment or detention for negligence by a public servant, his legal arrest by a person To resist or obstruct, or to grant escape or rescue, a guarantee of medical bail, the defendant's argument was that due to the gangrene's development and his right foot being cut off, his continued detention in the prison ward led to his Was life-threatening and the behavior required by it. Jail could not be provided at the hospital Medical certificate and doctor's release clearly showed that the accused was a gangrene, a serious and potentially fatal threat, which could not be treated in the prison ward. May be and also require special treatment which was not possible in the ward mentioned that the continued detention of the accused was a direct threat to his life and could not be guaranteed as a punishment and bail on the basis of ccused illness. Was entitled to life, because the disease he suffered was fatal to his life. Heth was a good case for giving guarantees on the basis of disease, and according to that, he was stretched out on bail
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