Sections 498 and 498 of the Penal Code (XLV of 1860), attempting to commit murder before section 324/34, the defendants' refusal to fire on the complainant and another injured person with a Kalashnikov and a pistol. He was injured without bringing any injuries to them. According to the legs and final medical report, it was stated that the other injured person was permanently disabled for life, the charges were designated with specific roles and the evidence was available on the basis of the healing evidence to the police. There was no immoral or unusual motive for making false accusations against. In his case, bail prior to arrest was an unusual treat and would not normally be allowed before the arrest would be affected and the law would be changed. Was different than when a guarantee can only be made before an arrest. Extraordinary circumstances are allowed, because the main purpose and purpose of this was to avoid the detriment of something. Amazing and dignified civil court should routinely refrain from using such extraordinary power. Pre-arrest bail orders, withdrawal before the arrest request was issued and bail
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