Section 497 Contempt Code (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Honestly issuing a check bail, a grant of Rs. 11,00,000 issued by the accused to the complainant was disregarded by the bank, Before the accused was released on bail, the Magistrate's case for filing an affidavit by the complainant in connection with a settlement between the parties, after which, on the request filed by the complainant, the magistrate granted the accused's bail. Canceled, in which he did not even choose to be an accused. Subsequently, he was again arrested and the sessions court refused to allow him to be released on bail due to an unreasonable order. The accused was behind bars for more than four months and was not affected by the alleged offense section 497 (1), the prohibited clause of CR. The PC court could not go to the extent of granting the rights of the parties to the questioning of bail, in which case the prosecution's prosecution was not obstructed. He was granted a bail grant, when his case was found to be suitable for bail, under the circumstances.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2011
