Grant of record 497 (2) Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), Section 322 Railway Act (IX of 1890), Section 100 convulsion base swab bail, further investigation records showed that the accused was at the railway gate from 4 pm to 12 pm Was to stay on duty. At midnight, he then had to leave with another gateman, who never withdrew under the law in terms of work conditions, the maximum hours a person had to work was 8 hours a day. The limit of 8 hours of work was not clear because otherwise a person's performance was likely to be affected more than 8 hours; in the present case it needs to be investigated, if the accused was on duty for 13 hours 25 minutes, Because the accused started his duty at 4am, while the accident happened at 5am the next day at 25 minutes, it cannot be expected against the accused so much. Yale will perform his duties effectively for a period of time, a further investigation into the accused is involved. In the circumstances, bail was allowed
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