Section 497 (5) Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Rule 419/420/468/471 Use of fraud, fraud and forgery as a request for bail cancellation All offenses with which the respondents / accused persons. Was imposed, did not fall under the prohibition clause of section 497, the CRPC and the High Court, after considering all the facts of the case, accepted the request for post-arrest bail, during any investigation. The inclusion and exclusion of evidence did not constitute a cancellation of the guarantee. The applicant / complainant that after his release the defendants had threatened serious consequences to the applicant and his witnesses, it was only supported by the affidavit that the complainant had to level such charges, Had become the norm that no basis for canceling could be made. The bail of the accused, unless they are relied upon by the evidence till the accused had suffered the case for the last four years, was found to be no merit in P. Bail cancellation case, dismissed
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2010
