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BAZIR versus STATE

Section 497 (5) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302 Assassination Bail, the cancellation of the defendant's affidavit proceedings until his co-accused was acquitted by the trial court when raised by the complainant. It was reported that he had been a fugitive for more than two years. He ignored the exception of the bailiffs. He was allegedly fugitive for more than two years for a concession exception. If the accused seeks bail on the basis of the conduct of the accused, he should be treated equally after the acquittal of the acquitted accused. After the trial, the accused was held behind bars until the trial judge's order for the release of the accused on bail was granted, the High Court hearing the case related to the trial. Withdrew and canceled the bail order. He was not right and legal and could lead to abortion

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