Despite the two directions of the High Court, the trial court failed to decide the case in a specific period, with section 497 preventive code (XLV of 1860), section 302/148/149 murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Interim orders of the trial court, however, proved that the complainant was not appearing before the court to record his statement as a prosecution witness in this case, and as such a trial court was compelled to plead guilty Was. For the past four years, his further detention in bars and prisons will not proceed with the prosecution's case. The subsequent arrest warrant could not be denied to the defendant because the delay in the end of the trial under a pre-sentence action, initially, was not attributed to the accused. There are grounds for further investigation into the accused bail offender, who, under the circumstances. The accused was allowed
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