Section 497 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) bail, before the High Court's denial, the medical certificate issued by the medical officer of the relevant jail was granted only on medical grounds, when more than a year's bail was granted. Later the accused appeared before the High Court in pursuit of his bail plea, which he found physically fit by the High Court, which stated that the medical certificate showed that he was fully recovered from all injuries and illnesses. Has been, in which there was no dispute. The initial medical report, thus lost its usefulness by the time the accused was involved or was told to join a commission of a felony offense, was not entitled to bail on a merit or entered into bail. On the basis of the merits, but on medical grounds, such a special concession will disappear from the time he was diagnosed with such an injury or illness, which formed the basis of G. The notice of his bail on the medical ground and it was found that his judicial custody would not be detrimental to his health was not a permanent state bounty for such an accused, which was once approved. It could not be withdrawn or charged after it was canceled. His medical treatment and recovery had now ended his view of obtaining a bail discount on the medical ground, as his purpose of granting bail was obtained by the High Court after his recovery, canceling an improper order. Was sufficiently reasonable and justified for the petitioner's permission to be denied the bail and accordingly the leave was denied
