Section 514 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Failure of Guarantee of Criminal Procedure, confiscated the accused's bail in a case under Section 489F, PPC and granted a bail of Rs 200,000. But the accused failed to appear before the High Court for no reason, so the bonds submitted by bail were confiscated and a show cause notice was issued under section 14514, CCPR claimed that it had The accused was handed over to the police and left himself at the mercy of the court that he offered bonds for sympathy and welfare which For this reason they were showing gentleness, the balance of justification needed to be maintained, with inappropriate generosity and unjustified intensity so that none of the parties could face prejudice. Do not impose any restrictions on the seizure of the entire amount of the guaranteed bonds. If necessary, it may be decided to send or seize certain portions of the money. / D At the end of the circumstances of each case, the Serenity cited its own financial obligations. Was left at the mercy of the court, in the circumstances, in the interest of justice was dealt with gently and was ordered to deposit Rs 75,000 in the treasury within 30 days. Failure to do so will result in the recovery of the above-mentioned income tax revenue.
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