Sections 497 (1) and (2) of the rule of bail or denial of rules have, in their wisdom, used reasonable grounds for believing this sentence, which were words of high degree, meaning, and import whose light. Could not be guaranteed. An accused was denied, if sufficient material was brought on the record, making him guilty of an offense punishable by imprisonment or life imprisonment or ten years imprisonment, while under section 497, CCP ( 2) created an exception to the prohibition contained in the aforementioned sub-section, which provided that if there was no reasonable basis for believing that the accused had committed a non-bailable offense, but his crime was If there are sufficient grounds for further investigation, the accused will be released on bail. In the provisions of Sections 497 (1) and (2), both the CCPC, the discrimination made by the legislature, the PC can be easily understood by the court mind because in section (1) of section 497, the CCP Approved bail to an accused, who was convicted of a crime / offense, could be sentenced to ten years or more, the court had discretion. There were three types of prohibited crime at such discretion. Was related to A sentence of life imprisonment or ten years imprisonment, but this ban was also strictly justified by these words, if on reasonable grounds it was believed that the defendant was guilty of a trial in the case of such crime / trial. If so, it will hurt to hear the verdict of bail applications. And will not decide it mechanically and routinely, but in every case, a careful review of all the material available on record
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
