AMJAD IQBAL versus ADDITIONAL SESSIONS JUDGE, BHALWAL, DISTRICT SARGODHA
Sections 204 and 91 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/148/149 of the murder, summoned the accused under the sessions court for the attempt by the prosecution staff, to issue bond for appearing in a riot case. The private complaint under Sections 302, 324, 148 and 149, through a bail warrant, is the question whether the court is capable of releasing the accused sought on private bail on their plea bail. Sections 91 and ??Cr, CCP deal with the procedure for obtaining the attendance of the accused, once the accused appears in the court in accordance with the procedure issued by him, the purpose of the said sections will be terminated and Then the court has to decide whether the offense is guaranteed or non-bailable? If the offense was bailable, the court will release the accused upon submission of bail and if the offense is non-bailable, either release them on bail on request or send them to judicial lockup when the accused is section 204, CRP. If the non-bailable offense under C appeared in court after the proceedings, the court could not release him on mere submission of bail. They can be released after the latest bail application. In addition to directing the ugly order not to violate the law, the decision was also made to file a bail plea within ten days before the trial court for a merit decision.
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