Appeal for leave to appeal Section 497, 498 and 204 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), the High Court granted bail to the accused under an unspecified order. He was directed to approach the trial court and furnish bail, without granting a bail of Rs.100,000 as required under the law. The accused appeared before the trial court and offered bail. After surrendering the accused, the trial court sent him to judicial custody. That he could not be released without bail on his plea, as he had initially committed the murder with the crucial role of firing on the deceased police when the accused was found innocent in his investigation. He later changed his name to column number 2. About the challan, but the trial court joined him as the accused and the order was not challenged and a finality was obtained, therefore, was involved in a case that involved the death sentence or life imprisonment. Was punished. In pursuance of the proceedings issued under Section 204, CRPC, the defendant's intention, either through a summons or warrant or a guaranteed warrant, or by himself, in a non-bailable offense, is subject to the provisions of section 497, CRPC. Will be attracted and only released. If any such application was not transferred by the accused after the court allowed him to transfer the bail application, or by a competent court, under section 497, CR PC or section 498, CR If the PC was not guaranteed, then it will be required. Sent to judicial custody, even by a trial court or a high court session
