Section 497 (5) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), abrogation of section 65 bail65 abduction, petition for the Principal Judicial Magistrate has discussed the issue of co-accused, but the trial court upheld the order granting the magistrate's bail. Keeping it signed. The cases of the two accused were given bail to the third suspect and their reasons were discussed for the same reasons. The accused were also available to the present accused as they were assigned the same role and it was alleged that he was an old man of 71/72 years and also disabled, on the basis that the accused was entitled to bail, There was no direct evidence available to link the principle of sanction of bail against the accused and the crime of cancellation. In the request for the cancellation of bail, the complainant was required by the accused to misuse bail bonds, tamper with evidence or show criminal pressure after the complainant, but the complainant did not establish any of these components. Could, the bail was canceled
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