Sections 498 and 497 (2) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/324/353/399/402/440 of the Anti-Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7Ad interim pre-arrest bail, certifying police competition , The prosecution held that the defendant had failed to apply for a bail in the trial court before the High Court's jurisdiction for bail was granted, in the absence of a reasonable and reasonable justification, to enter the bail before arrest. The aspirant must go to court first. For example, before a court meeting, before applying to the High Court for the same purpose, but it is not a precise rule because, depending on the compelling circumstances of each case, a person may, from his or her jurisdiction, directly from the High Court. May refer, however, that such application has been transferred to the High Court and entertained thereby and granted the applicant interim guarantee, then instead of rejecting it on technical grounds, Should be removed from the site. bail In the bail application, the accused had clearly stated before the High Court that his names were not mentioned in the FIR. That he was later involved and arrested. In order to avoid harassment and harassment of the police directly, they approached the High Court directly, and that their non-bailable arrest warrants were issued by the trial court, under reasonable circumstances. As the High Court approached and the petition was granted by the High Court for justification and their earlier bail application, the defendant rightfully granted the interim bail to the High Court.
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