Section 497 (2) principals will not accept the complex definition of evidence despite considering the request of the High Court bail grant, but only a temporary review of the evidence will be made if the accused can be identified even by a temporary assessment of the evidence. Is. Since life imprisonment is a punishable offense with the death sentence or transport, then the guarantee cannot be extended after that. And if the court concludes that the first case of the crime was not established and requires further investigation, it would be allowed to grant bail unless the High Court intervenes in the discretion exercised by the lower court. Unless it was used arbitrarily or arbitrarily. Whether or not to grant bail was the sole discretion of the court and it was not necessary for the court to dismiss the bail application for the first time at any cost. The law does not confirm that where the request for bail is proved, it should be dealt with. Despite the fact that the trial is over
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