Sections 514 and 502 of the Conventional Code (XLV of 1860), section 496 were charged with forfeiture of bail, for which the applicant remained on bail, failed to appear before the court, the trial court granted the applicant's bail. Confiscated the land and ordered the deposit of bail. In the state treasury, the valedictorian petitioner was not given any opportunity to present the accused while the accused was arrested just two days after the notice was issued and the order to seize the bail pleas of the applicant was issued. Approved after about 13 days of doing so, the applicant was not given any opportunity to appear before the court and the applicant facilitated the arrest of the accused by presenting the accused to the police, but the trial The court did not take this fact into consideration while passing an unknown order to seize the bail. After the arrest of the accused, his bail was granted and fresh bail was presented to the bailiffs by another guarantor. In the circumstances, he was relieved of his duty to present the accused to the court. The restraining order was set aside
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