Sections 498 and 498 of the Contempt of the Rules (XLV of 1860), Sections 457, 436 and 427 together with the corruption and corruption in the house, it was always beneficial that the accused had to approach the First Sessions Court because in almost all cases. The court was permanently present, already well-equipped to investigate pending, fact-finding investigations; a decision on a bail application was not necessary before the court, at its level, passed its jurisdiction. And such a court has deemed it useless even if no new question has been properly provoked before, Once it was considered appropriate to move the protest to the court. On the run to the High Court, such a condition, without touching on the merits of the trial, the accused's approved interim pre-arrest bail was returned and the pre-arrest bail plea rejected
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2011
