Sections 427/149, 337F (iii) / 149 and 148 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 25 (8) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 of the Constitution's suspension of sentence in section 25 (8) of the Anti-Terrorism. Despite the bar present. The Act, 1997, did not waive the jurisdiction to release a culprit on bail during the approval of the appeal by the High Court, under extraordinary constitutional jurisdiction, under the constitutional application, the trial of the thirty-three cases eligible for trial. The court had acquitted. Those convicted and convicted under these offenses will not fall under the Scheduled Caste, were punished under the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, with the jurisdiction of the trial court, this defective decision. Has been sentenced to two years in state law. The accused was brief and his appeal was not possible in the near future. If they are not released on bail and in such a case it would be impossible to recover them from illegal detention in prison, if they eventually get acquitted on appeal, on the contrary, if dismissed by the High Court. His appeal, if the accused was released on bail, could be re-arrested for his outstanding sentence, in which case the length of the accused's sentence was irrelevant, the suspect's sentence was suspended. And accordingly, he was released on bail.
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