Sections 426 and 497 of the Criminal Code (XLV of 1860), section 409 of the Prevention of Corruption Act (II of 1947), section 5 (2) criminal breach of trust by a public servant and suspension of corruption, the powers of the appellate court The petition is pending for no more power than the powers under section 497, the PCP appeal is pending, the accused filed his plea for release on bail on the basis of suspension and summary sentence. Section 26426 (1), under the CrPC, was not limited to the Court of Appeal and the court may, in the case of appeal and adjournment of appeal, suspend the conviction of the accused in any appropriate case for good cause. The appellate court's authority to grant suspension and bail was not broad under section 497. The consideration for approving a suspension and bail trial on a CRP conviction, cannot be the same as expressly applying for the exercise of powers under both provisions (Articles 426 and 497, CR PC) in a reasonable manner. As well as the relevant dispute should be considered and the appellate court will refrain from such contentious entertainment and at this stage the court cannot re-examine the evidence, which should be considered. The time of hearing of the appeal will be taken by the court to decide the appeal as the cases are left behind, the culprits were allowed bail application and the accused was kept on bail as the conviction was reduced. Had happened, under the circumstances
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