Section 498 Bail Pre-arrest Principles and Guidelines A summary of pre-arrest bail is an extraordinary relief that can only be avoided by abusing the law for illegal purposes in extraordinary circumstances. Is. Pre-arrest bail may not be used as a substitute or as a substitute for bail after arrest. Bail cannot be granted prior to arrest unless the person seeking it does not meet the conditions set out by section 497, section (2) of the CR PC, unless it exists. Unless he is convicted that he is not guilty of a crime against him. And that, in fact, was sufficient grounds to warrant further investigation of his crime. Not only this, but also, it must show that the case of his arrest, especially by the police, was an irreparable attempt to discredit and discredit him. Such an applicant should prove that he did or did not do anything that would remove him from arbitrary relief in the equation, that is, he had no criminal record in the past or He was not a fugitive in the law. And finally in the absence of any reasonable and justifiable purpose, it must first approach the High Court, for example, before the Court of Session.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2010
